Book, Chapter

1  Pre     |   that masterpiece? Who could rival Arthur Golding's rendering
2    1,  15|  necessity of fighting with a rival. My pretended good humor
3    2,  42| Because he wanted his wool to rival other things in quality,
4    3,  87|     Love's embraces without a rival, but I took as a comrade
5    3,  99|    and found myself without a rival, as it were, able to enjoy
6    4, 104|      Eumolpus as a comrade, a rival more formidable than Ascyltos,
7    4, 104|     scarcely become a serious rival; even should he wish to
8    5, 138|   Waters will spurt that will rival the Nile at its flooding~
9    5, 151| Marsyas, Apollo's ill-starred rival. It probably bore an expression