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quadgram	frequency
in front of the	16
this way and that	16
the middle of the	14
in the midst of	14
the midst of the	13
was one of the	13
see note on book	11
in the middle of	10
the men of troy	10
mother of the gods	9
the father of the	9
was the son of	9
the king of heaven	9
the queen of heaven	8
the mother of the	8
father of the gods	8
called the gods to	7
this side and that	7
the will of the	7
the son of hyrtacus	7
with his left hand	7
put an end to	7
of the king of	7
sacrifices to the gods	6
the side of the	6
his way to the	6
many and many a	6
aeneas and his companions	6
was the daughter of	6
the lord of fire	6
at the sight of	6
of the temple of	6
on the banks of	6
will of the gods	6
and all the gods	6
to right and left	6
the name of the	6
on this side and	6
the sons of atreus	6
of the trojan war	6
the walls of troy	6
in a loud voice	6
from side to side	6
and called the gods	6
the rest of the	5
with point and edge	5
the father of gods	5
the force of the	5
and with these words	5
the story of the	5
in the house of	5
of the trojan race	5
in gold and purple	5
and in the midst	5
far and wide the	5
thrice and four times	5
not far from the	5
and the fields of	5
of the gods and	5
of gods and men	5
the trojans from their	5
an end to the	5
the light of day	5
omitted with the best	5
was the god of	5
at the same time	5
on the coast of	5
on the bank of	5
the gods to hear	5
out of all the	5
with the best mss	5
by the side of	5
the sons of troy	5
and more and more	5
it may not be	5
forefront of the fight	5
into the midst of	5
the stars of heaven	5
and all the house	5
the banks of the	5
on the open plain	5
as the word he	5
was the father of	5
himself and his people	5
the gates of the	5
and in a moment	5
along the winding shore	4
father of gods and	4
advised that they should	4
through the midst of	4
the god of the	4
the land of the	4
as an offering to	4
them as they go	4
on the top of	4
the son of othrys	4
the earth and sea	4
the goddess of the	4
such were the words	4
of two years old	4
and here and there	4
the likeness of his	4
with fire and sword	4
the sibyl of cumae	4
of the lower world	4
with her right hand	4
gods and king of	4
wondrous to be told	4
so soon as the	4
the thick of the	4
as tells the tale	4
tamer of the steed	4
the turmoil of the	4
there is a place	4
of the gods that	4
to the ships and	4
if in any wise	4
the fates will find	4
so the fates ordain	4
in the hands of	4
the field of battle	4
such words as this	4
the cause of the	4
of gods and king	4
out of sight of	4
scorner of the gods	4
all the force of	4
in the under world	4
iron slumber seal his	4
dido and the trojan	4
lord of fire had	4
the trojans and their	4
such words as these	4
council of the gods	4
and all at once	4
sheep of two years	4
and far and wide	4
and king of men	4
the aeneid of virgil	4
to put an end	4
aeneas was about to	4
when he saw the	4
scarce had he said	4
that it should be	4
lead him to the	4
in the forefront of	4
as many as the	4
the body of the	4
of the hardy heart	4
the gods to aid	4
rest and iron slumber	4
to the walls of	4
of men of old	4
the wife of doryclus	4
are the gates of	4
of the worship of	4
close on everlasting night	4
the council of the	4
the sire of gods	4
of all the gods	4
king of the gods	4
the towers of rome	4
the camp of the	4
the wrath of the	4
the gods and goddesses	4
the glory of the	4
him and his people	4
the courts of the	4
the king of the	4
the bay of naples	4
the temple of the	4
note on book vi	4
the greatest of the	4
the kingdom of the	4
and iron slumber seal	4
he spake the word	4
the altar of the	4
at the foot of	4
they came to the	4
forth from out the	4
the altar and the	4
the high house of	4
the light of heaven	4
swifter than the wind	4
a bull to neptune	4
smouldering on the ground	3
of his sire of	3
and in her flight	3
of italy and the	3
hand to hand and	3
the ruler of the	3
in forefront of the	3
on the shield of	3
lying along the grass	3
the words of his	3
to the spirit of	3
aeneas in single combat	3
will find a way	3
of silver and gold	3
and the city of	3
on his way to	3
of such a mighty	3
by the waves and	3
of men and beasts	3
so soon as he	3
over all the field	3
of ocean and the	3
arms and the man	3
the image of the	3
down from his chariot	3
a grove before the	3
to the upper world	3
the house of lords	3
books of the aeneid	3
and the man who	3
by the walls of	3
on an unknown shore	3
in the depth of	3
on the yellow sand	3
with these words he	3
in the south of	3
here and there the	3
him as he lay	3
the brave son of	3
many a purple fold	3
and tell the stars	3
let turnus seek his	3
goddess of the woods	3
the princes of the	3
the mighty under shield	3
on the winding shore	3
the sons of tyrrheus	3
and all the sea	3
with what device or	3
the accents faltered on	3
all the tale of	3
the midmost of the	3
the news of the	3
the trojan chief rushed	3
through his ribs and	3
with this object she	3
and on his shoulders	3
and on the air	3
and so at last	3
on the dry beach	3
you with my store	3
the gates of sleep	3
the land of saturn	3
all glad at heart	3
of the trojan princes	3
and with a bound	3
the dead of night	3
the tamer of the	3
the summit of the	3
when he beheld the	3
the daughter of the	3
the voices of the	3
the decree of heaven	3
now is the time	3
what shall he do	3
from the town of	3
have a mind to	3
and over all the	3
to the god of	3
on every side the	3
on the fourth day	3
hurled a dart at	3
with the death of	3
grim rest and iron	3
note on book iii	3
in sight of the	3
in the pride of	3
of sky and sea	3
and all the tale	3
to meet aeneas in	3
had he spoken thus	3
the jaws of hell	3
the altars of the	3
go down to the	3
on the death of	3
to the temple of	3
likeness of his own	3
was a famous temple	3
and the lust of	3
and on his body	3
shall the land of	3
was the king of	3
the forefront of the	3
by the appearance of	3
if the tale be	3
loved his hapless friend	3
meanwhile the king of	3
by the hands of	3
the tide of battle	3
the fall of troy	3
shall be the end	3
with his own hand	3
feign it vowed for	3
so long as he	3
on the lofty stern	3
from floor to floor	3
in gold and silver	3
the southern part of	3
lay thee in the	3
shall exalt our name	3
the legend was that	3
the latins turn their	3
till the third summer	3
to join battle with	3
and on what shore	3
the meaning of this	3
the ramparts and the	3
is shown by the	3
between the trojans and	3
the hand of him	3
through the liquid air	3
the topmost of the	3
set fire to the	3
the seed of saturn	3
they had come to	3
of the gods was	3
the eldest of the	3
device or in what	3
his length of keel	3
treachery of the grecians	3
message to your king	3
and the shore of	3
weight of gold and	3
and side by side	3
and chief of all	3
in days of old	3
this hand shall give	3
his name and race	3
they wend their ways	3
for himself and his	3
and the accents faltered	3
when they saw the	3
and all the host	3
thundered on the left	3
and soon the whole	3
out your ancient mother	3
of men and things	3
when i am dead	3
what device or in	3
gnashing his teeth and	3
under high troy town	3
the powers of heaven	3
thick of the fight	3
tamer of the horse	3
of the land and	3
the land of romulus	3
many a thing of	3
such words to tell	3
and all the world	3
thee and thine arms	3
and now they drew	3
and the stars that	3
in accordance with the	3
turnus seek his own	3
presses hotly on his	3
the groans of those	3
of the trojan camp	3
him to the ground	3
on the plains of	3
the belly of the	3
and ever and again	3
the sight of the	3
both by sea and	3
by the gods for	3
not far from here	3
i am resolved to	3
send him back to	3
the day is come	3
the centre of the	3
the death of his	3
way and that his	3
his hand two broad	3
in the grove of	3
was king of the	3
to him and his	3
trust not the horse	3
in the midst is	3
and bodies of the	3
the water of the	3
no heart to bear	3
of gold and ivory	3
of the sons of	3
but at this point	3
with spear and shield	3
gods to hear his	3
the ships of aeneas	3
the home of the	3
many of the trojan	3
from the latin city	3
they bare their backs	3
but when he saw	3
in his own name	3
the doors are torn	3
earth and sea and	3
let us follow where	3
from midmost of the	3
of the stars and	3
was a river in	3
all the best mss	3
the shores of crete	3
wide the door of	3
in the courts of	3
a sign from heaven	3
on the mountain heights	3
the inmost of his	3
their backs in flight	3
and so the fates	3
the founder of the	3
from off the mountain	3
and all that is	3
in sleep and wine	3
and mingles with the	3
the shock of battle	3
they drew nigh the	3
the dress he wore	3
by her own hand	3
and the cries of	3
regions of the dead	3
with his length of	3
fell in love with	3
i am he who	3
of silver and of	3
from the field of	3
with all the best	3
through the air the	3
a xanthus and a	3
identified with the greek	3
swing out the oars	3
in days gone by	3
him on these shoulders	3
one boon i ask	3
his own right hand	3
a famous temple of	3
in his mind the	3
that it had been	3
thing i beseech thee	3
their brows bound with	3
in his hand two	3
all the while the	3
to the place where	3
from the city of	3
the breathing of the	3
so speaks he weeping	3
of his own people	3
not one of all	3
the son of tydeus	3
as is shown by	3
on the threshold of	3
the tale be true	3
the dreams of sleep	3
me to the greeks	3
end to the war	3
in the very gateway	3
he was about to	3
the daughter of saturn	3
and both his hands	3
at the head of	3
side by side they	3
and so caused the	3
these words of mine	3
the threshold of the	3
again and yet again	3
amidmost of the foe	3
the first of all	3
join battle with the	3
by sea and land	3
the two sons of	3
the beast of lerna	3
seek out your ancient	3
fates will find a	3
through the fleet air	3
but none the less	3
to the gods for	3
thus with roseate lips	3
the son of the	3
close hand to hand	3
there was a famous	3
the soothsayer thus began	3
the weapons of the	3
the old man spoke	3
in the toils of	3
level with the ground	3
in the inner court	3
i have a daughter	3
and others of the	3
or in what hope	3
open day and night	3
the decrees of heaven	3
with foot and spear	3
yield we to phoebus	3
the battle of actium	3
against the foe to	3
him in the face	3
one of the most	3
in the midmost of	3
battle hand to hand	3
follow on thy way	3
the burning of the	3
offering to the gods	3
to the palace of	3
in weed of war	3
the air of heaven	3
the rutulians and latians	3
the field of fight	3
sire of gods and	3
the treachery of the	3
by the heavenly powers	3
in the way of	3
and leaves the trunk	3
by the banks of	3
hundred years they wander	3
i rush to arms	3
through all the gates	3
the answer of the	3
the end is come	3
appeared to him in	3
in a grove before	3
the top of the	3
she was the daughter	3
up to the starry	3
that part of the	3
litter of thirty young	3
the gods to witness	3
deep in his throat	3
him hand to hand	3
down the tide of	3
of many a man	3
out from the city	3
the heart of him	3
the bank of the	3
issue from the camp	3
exalt our name to	3
have fallen under the	3
and all for nought	3
the bank of a	3
the hearts of men	3
the walls of war	3
such a word she	3
for many a year	3
hand shall give thee	3
upon the yellow sand	3
as he spake the	3
them to the gates	3
the age of gold	3
and sweep through the	3
was about to rush	3
to the under world	3
and the river of	3
the judgment of paris	3
from field to field	3
a cry goes up	3
and gladdens at the	3
him with his sword	3
on his shoulders the	3
the saffron bed of	3
for what do i	3
the river and the	3
the house of aeneas	3
in days of yore	3
thought to burst the	3
the land and sea	3
from right and left	3
silver and of gold	3
they who dwell in	2
in the history of	2
skirt the shores of	2
each on each they	2
and wet with myrrh	2
folk of italy and	2
to raise our blood	2
the dwellings of the	2
but day by day	2
we follow on thy	2
and many a time	2
from the home of	2
a bay and roadstead	2
on the deep by	2
the latin towers and	2
through the little town	2
of the gods to	2
and of seed divine	2
of the wandering moon	2
the city is a	2
ancient pile of stone	2
at last thou shalt	2
on the grassy plain	2
the balance of my	2
the face of that	2
all the world is	2
ominous and wonderful to	2
of bridal torch and	2
translations of the aeneid	2
a gift to thee	2
too may seek a	2
for thy name is	2
fired by his words	2
welcomed by king latinus	2
such a word he	2
by the ivory gate	2
an empty tomb on	2
the meaning of the	2
from all the town	2
among the alarmed citizens	2
up the tale of	2
of latium and the	2
sons of sons unborn	2
by the cold river	2
an offering to the	2
in through all the	2
first from off the	2
and hastes to meet	2
of the fall of	2
spoils stripped from the	2
been left as in	2
if no land thy	2
the time of the	2
had chased the stars	2
thy heart should give	2
clenching in his hand	2
that it is not	2
and tracks his man	2
sent by his father	2
and fill the trenches	2
cast a spear at	2
the foe draw nigh	2
the point and edge	2
trouble for his own	2
and flames of troy	2
cast into the sea	2
their own sun and	2
aeneas arrives in latium	2
the usual sacrifices to	2
high house of the	2
he shut himself in	2
through the slender warp	2
answer of the king	2
that none may enter	2
purpose of my mind	2
to speak unto the	2
red with many a	2
for whose sake i	2
on this side are	2
accompanied by a numerous	2
and follow at his	2
by his mother with	2
plunged into the fight	2
and the body of	2
hold you your way	2
spirit of his sire	2
and all the ships	2
trouble for my sake	2
the fortune of war	2
the gathered image streams	2
as he fell and	2
when shall this end	2
aeneas to the skies	2
but now the queen	2
let us commit to	2
for he did not	2
the lots are drawn	2
is sent to the	2
there was a tower	2
built a city which	2
eating our tables too	2
for to me the	2
break thou the phrygian	2
turns the pole with	2
the river of forgetfulness	2
and raiment of a	2
rescued from the foe	2
said the word ere	2
as crag amid the	2
force of men nor	2
had no heart to	2
thus escaping from the	2
and palmus as he	2
ships burned by the	2
leading a mighty host	2
stir the song of	2
woman mingled with a	2
strives to pluck the	2
through the darkness of	2
the likeness of the	2
they drew anigh the	2
in a sheltered bay	2
in such a tale	2
laid level with the	2
of his people in	2
at the age of	2
behalf of her son	2
will i make them	2
roar athwart our course	2
foam and sweep the	2
and the gods adore	2
he who cut the	2
the emperor augustus was	2
round the trojan wall	2
the lord of flame	2
but a bay and	2
the country had been	2
fall before his day	2
buried in drunken sleep	2
of the people and	2
down the sky to	2
the tramp of feet	2
an island off the	2
of the highest rank	2
aeneas in a dream	2
and thrice away from	2
retrace the way and	2
a sign amid the	2
faltered on my tongue	2
god of the lower	2
should be restored to	2
now i see him	2
with this speech allayed	2
were not allowed to	2
safe behind their sheltering	2
i am ready to	2
and the latian plain	2
blocked the doorway with	2
loose the sheets and	2
forth from his work	2
by the words of	2
dawn of morning the	2
ewes in manner due	2
the roof of the	2
eyelids close on everlasting	2
and tongues of birds	2
by night and day	2
the mouth of the	2
and fall upon the	2
on the libyan sea	2
and seeks the ramparts	2
on latin soil to	2
i the blame should	2
to the ilian fleet	2
the way and pass	2
he in the forefront	2
wrath of the gods	2
woven with hooks of	2
who had been slain	2
from off the mound	2
the shields of men	2
a city wrapt in	2
for me my teucrians	2
coast of asia minor	2
madness of hunger urges	2
saffron bed of tithonus	2
spread their sails abroad	2
may the gods give	2
this side and on	2
o children of laomedon	2
hung from his shoulders	2
the words of the	2
hands in swift change	2
italian cornel flies through	2
the earth is strewn	2
that scorns the light	2
of field and fold	2
with a sharp weapon	2
deeds shall bring me	2
from street to street	2
winds roar athwart our	2
sudden appearance of the	2
for his father daunus	2
spear and shield in	2
the forfeit of a	2
and arms and men	2
a pathway through the	2
the pole with burning	2
the hollow wood they	2
have you no pity	2
to the mother of	2
a council of the	2
the arms of dardania	2
and danger a delight	2
and hands and voice	2
an hundred woolly ewes	2
fortune as he may	2
old men weep and	2
between the people of	2
if such glories kindle	2
whither hold you your	2
to the city walls	2
all that was to	2
an hundred years they	2
and those who drank	2
avenged the death of	2
and the gods of	2
the tears fall down	2
it is good to	2
accompanied by his son	2
her burning eyes in	2
walls of war he	2
thine age is worthier	2
very midmost of the	2
of things to come	2
was a band of	2
ray sprinkled the earth	2
their way to the	2
but he was not	2
thin air away out	2
the will of heaven	2
and lead him to	2
body laid out for	2
changed winds roar athwart	2
pray we for winds	2
to the latin king	2
and leave their camp	2
he points out the	2
purpose they had come	2
we too may seek	2
the ancestor of the	2
the house is filled	2
at a great ransom	2
source of all that	2
midst of the rutulians	2
will i give thee	2
the sire of troy	2
would give him the	2
at the same moment	2
the shouts of the	2
with such a word	2
and as a lion	2
the gods and your	2
of such a monstrous	2
to the other side	2
the word he spake	2
offered sacrifices to the	2
the quarrel between the	2
fire to the ships	2
i build is yours	2
the shades of night	2
embers of the fire	2
no more do the	2
knot and holdfast of	2
to the trojan exiles	2
is the loss of	2
in a brazen urn	2
and turnus and his	2
to found a city	2
shall ye lack from	2
and with his hands	2
the liquid air to	2
thrice an hundred years	2
the gods give thee	2
whom the nymph dryope	2
yet her soul had	2
it was held fast	2
such a host of	2
powers of heaven are	2
in his breast the	2
the foremost in the	2
when turnus saw the	2
their hearts stood still	2
the clouds of heaven	2
then the lord omnipotent	2
him face to face	2
the shape of a	2
front of the doorway	2
such words he pleaded	2
genetrix nato te filia	2
we are not come	2
of heart and soul	2
aeneas and his guide	2
deeply grieved at the	2
omitted with all the	2
the rich daughter of	2
the wind he flies	2
open now the gates	2
the doom of troy	2
also the god of	2
from the deep and	2
the anchors from the	2
gates are flung open	2
on the green grass	2
when she saw the	2
shall come when turnus	2
o gods and goddesses	2
spear with all his	2
all the weapons of	2
horses with the rein	2
when now they shall	2
to tell the whole	2
from the lofty stern	2
forehead in the clouds	2
is away and ignorant	2
the pleasant tiber stream	2
obedient to the rite	2
and many a year	2
whole city was in	2
with such a prize	2
with the might of	2
gods keeps me in	2
the aeneian house shall	2
despiser of the gods	2
decrees of the gods	2
the trojans from the	2
and pass into the	2
the gauls were there	2
nor is there any	2
doomed to feed the	2
the cause of war	2
on the sandy plain	2
and stayed his steps	2
earth and sky and	2
aeneas and his companion	2
thrust forth by fate	2
accents faltered on my	2
him fall before his	2
bitterness there is in	2
the advice of helenus	2
from out her breast	2
to return to the	2
so shalt thou see	2
a great breach was	2
helpless hands in vain	2
in the city of	2
and armed for vengeance	2
the world of cloud	2
in days that are	2
nor in the camp	2
wonderful feats of valor	2
thus began to speak	2
wrought and unwrought gold	2
the trojans were now	2
in times of peace	2
with burning stars bestrown	2
so much the more	2
in a dream the	2
the cave of the	2
the flames of the	2
in a cloud of	2
and all the while	2
let me loose from	2
whence through nine mouths	2
pile the altars with	2
from every side the	2
so the fates decreed	2
sky on poised wings	2
to the trojan camp	2
time shall come when	2
the giants who had	2
farrowed thirty head of	2
and whence they come	2
the hollows of the	2
whose waters i run	2
but the boy ascanius	2
knew the god and	2
is it given to	2
the ilian women with	2
quarter of the sky	2
that the accursed one	2
that there should be	2
pluck the cable from	2
and in their hearts	2
and with the words	2
to tie the purple	2
dis stand open day	2
he marvels at the	2
from midst the foe	2
through the dusk as	2
on a hundred columns	2
knees pressed against the	2
the sweep of oars	2
of green bay he	2
built the city of	2
in the shock of	2
shields and helmets and	2
to paphos and her	2
sighing often the while	2
comeliest of the train	2
again she smote her	2
face pale in wonderful	2
in his horse and	2
of himself and his	2
a swarm of bees	2
iris down the sky	2
to the inhabitants of	2
and the tribes of	2
his eyes away from	2
smote with her golden	2
and so great was	2
the realm of priam	2
as the word she	2
deep in his bosom	2
the ranks of troy	2
now the gates of	2
and the sound of	2
iris sent adown the	2
of phoebus and trivia	2
here fled the greeks	2
that the trojans should	2
surf and sand mix	2
were here to see	2
to set fire to	2
head from side to	2
turnus and his bride	2
have found their way	2
the cradle of our	2
edge of sword to	2
in the form of	2
nor less on land	2
by night and cloud	2
body with a wound	2
and caught in hand	2
raiment from his shoulders	2
love made them one	2
her holy things and	2
where the rich daughter	2
are grounded on the	2
filled his decks with	2
but good aeneas seeks	2
shut were they for	2
unless they yield them	2
balance of my soul	2
on the sword and	2
makes arms for aeneas	2
there should be no	2
dusky shower drew up	2
brave bodies of men	2
the temple of janus	2
and the man i	2
battle in the blinding	2
and fixed it in	2
the teucrians into the	2
in sight of italy	2
caused the trojan war	2
and shut them in	2
in a wide circle	2
charon is the ferryman	2
man of italy is	2
and sergestus and brave	2
name to the stars	2
the arms of pyrrhus	2
trust not your feet	2
on his shoulder the	2
even as when the	2
around the neck they	2
carry these my words	2
in on either hand	2
meet aeneas in single	2
and a noble name	2
threshold of the place	2
caught in hand his	2
and dashed him headlong	2
tame to her hand	2
he himself had reared	2
and built the city	2
beauty and glittering in	2
to meet him with	2
wind rising astern follows	2
the words he spoke	2
rises from the sea	2
between italy and sicily	2
high leaps his heart	2
the custom of the	2
of aeneas and the	2
the empire of the	2
forth in his hands	2
with the blood of	2
was directly inspired by	2
is this the triumph	2
the burial of the	2
of the brave youth	2
gave the order for	2
none the less he	2
the holy ribboned chaplet	2
for peace to the	2
the perils of the	2
situation of his people	2
learn of all thy	2
of the roman race	2
boys and unwedded girls	2
aeneian house shall reign	2
shall i send thee	2
beasts are wont in	2
delight to drive in	2
they who in their	2
for what else may	2
with the words he	2
the foam and sweep	2
turn and turn about	2
the duke of dardan	2
where shall i seek	2
to the courts of	2
wing thy flight to	2
the foot of the	2
from his throne of	2
of the augustan age	2
had it not been	2
argives in the sea	2
east and west he	2
the coast of africa	2
himself were here to	2
grove before the town	2
in aught that may	2
about the meadows wide	2
in honour of the	2
and thus in scorn	2
loud roaring of the	2
such a crime to	2
slumber seal his eyes	2
in goodness as in	2
to the rutulian king	2
crag amid the sea	2
ilian women with hair	2
from his steed he	2
the weapon on its	2
to the gods of	2
iris down from heaven	2
aeneas and turnus fight	2
the ruin of all	2
many chiefs of the	2
the shield of aeneas	2
when they see him	2
thus much he spoke	2
as she clapped her	2
the surface of his	2
and whispers in his	2
sergestus drives his prow	2
such names did achemenides	2
walls to the weary	2
in the regions of	2
anchors from the bows	2
in many a purple	2
was a son of	2
offerings year by year	2
the balance of ms	2
on the gods and	2
red with the blood	2
before the eyes of	2
and meets them on	2
and the tide of	2
sent iris down from	2
sceptre in his hand	2
at last he spake	2
water from the spring	2
the head of remulus	2
these scorn to lose	2
the hosts of the	2
to be stung to	2
great breach was made	2
overthrow the walls of	2
and in the middle	2
wild beasts in the	2
the image set in	2
all the town in	2
wintry lycia and the	2
torches had been applied	2
into the harbour mouth	2
made a gallant fight	2
the seeds of flame	2
the son of aeneas	2
in the grasp of	2
earth is strewn with	2
bank of grassy green	2
from the heart of	2
is the generation of	2
and swell the force	2
the chamber of his	2
in silver and rough	2
godhead of the place	2
last words of all	2
of his own country	2
as a wild beast	2
plunges into the river	2
so such word doth	2
to the chamber of	2
whose delight is in	2
in his hand the	2
lavinia for his bride	2
the spirit of the	2
comes the stress of	2
the black squall had	2
was then in possession	2
fellows to thy camp	2
it vowed for their	2
one of the names	2
no man of italy	2
and the rest of	2
load them with the	2
and the great glory	2
one of the giants	2
a sea of blood	2
where hurriest thou again	2
his lids close on	2
a rock in ocean	2
the rough seas i	2
house is filled with	2
the sterns are grounded	2
groves that none may	2
a fierce battle began	2
bane of libyan land	2
of anchises of troy	2
hold fast the steel	2
the business of her	2
and sceptre of my	2
the ears of the	2
for so great a	2
planter of the vine	2
what height of madness	2
i will tell of	2
of blood and brains	2
where there was a	2
maiden daughter of priam	2
the feast and the	2
or whither dost thou	2
the covering of the	2
to the memory of	2
i know i am	2
and call it pergamea	2
the straits of messina	2
the sudden appearance of	2
attacks the trojan camp	2
them as they went	2
but in the midst	2
with her own hands	2
master of the fire	2
acestes is our host	2
limbs in quiet rest	2
and withdraw not from	2
amidst the dead of	2
whizzing through the air	2
mingled with a god	2
what of the boy	2
flaming torches had been	2
as for thy ship	2
the song of the	2
and casts not a	2
she essays to speak	2
a cloud ablaze with	2
and spoke the last	2
in terror from the	2
arms for a hero	2
their lances to the	2
worn out at last	2
and pile the altars	2
to win the foremost	2
from all quarters they	2
bull sent by neptune	2
the rest of their	2
but what shall be	2
in that part of	2
to die the death	2
the name of palamedes	2
their prows to land	2
for the veteran trojan	2
and as he spake	2
more the land in	2
with images and lies	2
meanwhile aurora risen up	2
of the ancient greeks	2
was an ancient latin	2
reached the ears of	2
her way along the	2
ready for the play	2
ships and revisits his	2
lances to the charge	2
rest weighed down his	2
her left hand oars	2
priestess calls the teucrians	2
with their streaming hair	2
to our own time	2
and sets forth a	2
in the face who	2
the grave of anchises	2
and mingles in the	2
so oft and oft	2
the whole city was	2
into the light of	2
were they for evermore	2
a pleasant tale to	2
no camp of argive	2
in their flight from	2
in her breast the	2
a chariot drawn by	2
him with speeches fair	2
and holdfast of the	2
spelling has been left	2
into the open plain	2
and glittering in arms	2
and the twin oxen	2
who lofty argos shall	2
the gleanings of the	2
by the rough seas	2
i sing of arms	2
the might of god	2
into the salt flood	2
foot things shake down	2
to drive in fresh	2
the hand of venus	2
hence shalt thou see	2
the fulness of the	2
make them ready for	2
it is i who	2
with heart of fire	2
the son of achilles	2
care not for renown	2
the realm of libya	2
and high in heaven	2
on the mountains grey	2
river of the lower	2
when the queen from	2
to the top of	2
and his companions then	2
from beneath my head	2
and the name of	2
one of the chief	2
my hair stood up	2
of the grecians and	2
the tyrrhene captains and	2
the citadel of troy	2
all the powers that	2
and not my pallas	2
the trojan chief that	2
down to our own	2
ever and again the	2
iron slumber fell on	2
and caught the fire	2
of virgil translated into	2
me in the sea	2
with a mighty shout	2
venus and the fates	2
thou shalt behold the	2
the memory of their	2
meanwhile aeneas lands his	2
the weal of troy	2
the daughter of king	2
at the dawn of	2
companion of his exile	2
the queen of gods	2
up toward the stars	2
many a winding fold	2
eyes fixed on the	2
taken from the iliad	2
glad in the gods	2
his hand and voice	2
dreams through the gate	2
is the time to	2
turnus of the hardy	2
fingers of a maid	2
speech allayed my distresses	2
shalt thou learn of	2
this to your king	2
they turn them in	2
on the ground they	2
the claudian tribe and	2
son of venus and	2
all the house of	2
the abode of the	2
decreed by the gods	2
the palace of king	2
of the mother of	2
to overthrow the walls	2
and cheers on his	2
groin upon the left	2
and draw nigh thy	2
to make war against	2
to this your land	2
that it was not	2
brought to an end	2
his answer to the	2
they rushed to the	2
in any wise the	2
the horses of the	2
as when a golden	2
with hands tied behind	2
nor far from thence	2
brood about her teats	2
bare their backs in	2
calling aloud on hecate	2
stars of heaven his	2
a dusky shower drew	2
why do you hesitate	2
stretched him dying there	2
on the ground before	2
purple light of youth	2
turnus is not free	2
deep tract of hell	2
on the fourth dawn	2
trophies of the slain	2
so spake the son	2
calling on the gods	2
call the gods and	2
filled on the trinacrian	2
the town they fare	2
blind with lust of	2
banks of the river	2
bid them as fellows	2
to him in the	2
nor in my madness	2
in the covering of	2
of his father anchises	2
kingdom of the dead	2
his forehead in the	2
gasps out his life	2
the swords of the	2
presses to his prey	2
and all the scyrian	2
fast on the ground	2
was a mountain in	2
look him in the	2
arrows and the bow	2
as they go to	2
drooping eyelids close on	2
for twice six days	2
he checks his voice	2
and load them with	2
from the loins he	2
to the court of	2
and where you lead	2
virgil translated into english	2
the chariot of the	2
boding signs from heaven	2
the strength of his	2
the games of the	2
fire and the sword	2
of the sea the	2
i see them scattered	2
the borders of italy	2
called the god to	2
shot the warp with	2
with good cheer to	2
of priam and the	2
battle side by side	2
to the starry heaven	2
amidst of all the	2
the lords of alba	2
the wave of the	2
gates of gloomy dis	2
and the trojan chief	2
and went his ways	2
is a mound and	2
a mother for her	2
the people of latium	2
to birds of prey	2
the glittering falchion from	2
the heights in arms	2
under the protection of	2
and many a thing	2
and all the mountain	2
in the year b	2
voices of the birds	2
and many a folk	2
when he saw himself	2
decidedly in favour of	2
now call it nought	2
the nations of italy	2
in peace or war	2
my hair rose up	2
of the morning star	2
scarcely had he said	2
leave the loathed light	2
the order of the	2
those who drank of	2
face and smitten bosom	2
and most like to	2
folk first tilled the	2
greatest of the poets	2
as when a lion	2
and sire of gods	2
orient ray sprinkled the	2
decree of the fates	2
to the gates of	2
the land in sight	2
with shouts of triumph	2
the shores of italy	2
and filled his decks	2
him on his way	2
in terror and despair	2
stand open day and	2
the head of his	2
and sweep the blue	2
the empty house she	2
the god of love	2
in the war with	2
deserts of the deer	2
the thunder of his	2
answer to the sound	2
one of the latians	2
as when a bull	2
i will be there	2
o best of greeks	2
in iron by his	2
garland of green bay	2
betake ye to your	2
out the hollow wood	2
laugh to see him	2
so great was the	2
matched in strength and	2
in the hour of	2
and learn your hopes	2
and greece were mourning	2
through the weapons of	2
this shall be thine	2
blood of troy and	2
was the image set	2
from the shore and	2
scattered on the plains	2
the onset of the	2
the last words of	2
the deeds of fate	2
but at this moment	2
and each on each	2
the ships and revisits	2
duke of dardan men	2
was to be founded	2
thee from the fire	2
to go to the	2
slumber seal his sight	2
may come to pass	2
another quarter of the	2
and there the ancient	2
and lit on the	2
from the trojan war	2
the aeneadae and the	2
of his mouth thus	2
it not better to	2
from whom is the	2
which vulcan had made	2
all parts of the	2
and many a danaan	2
the kingdom of pluto	2
and helmets and brave	2
on account of the	2
the god of wine	2
the lists of fight	2
him back to battle	2
and water from the	2
dwelt in a cave	2
my husband of his	2
his hapless friend too	2
to heaven he lifts	2
as soon as they	2
me first of all	2
put on his armor	2
to the story of	2
sight a toppling wave	2
in words of woe	2
holy things and household	2
shalt thou see the	2
and the boy ascanius	2
for such a deed	2
one of the gods	2
a wind rising astern	2
in the camp was	2
the bark of pine	2
totters to her fall	2
the fate of the	2
grant this strong hand	2
captain drives his army	2
them on the strand	2
or where am i	2
and now they bare	2
thou shouldst have called	2
shall bring me praise	2
from his neck the	2
on the other side	2
give me to the	2
before the faces of	2
the alarm quickly reaching	2
and send him back	2
with lead and iron	2
at this point the	2
alone of all the	2
in fury and despair	2
all the world beneath	2
such warnings of the	2
billows to the shore	2
with all his strength	2
of his grace to	2
down go the etruscans	2
withdraw not from our	2
thou art his wife	2
the face with a	2
a woman leads the	2
and mingle in the	2
for i am polydorus	2
who had fought for	2
most valiant in arms	2
brought the sun again	2
water of the well	2
to the gods to	2
the priest of the	2
and on the hill	2
said to have settled	2
all the earth and	2
of beasts and the	2
and turn their horses	2
fighting for their country	2
longer in the dark	2
and swifter than his	2
as when two cloud	2
take the city by	2
if thy heart should	2
any more the land	2
three steers to eryx	2
the image came of	2
and there at last	2
was the time when	2
rutulians and latians were	2
heart in such wise	2
the gods keeps me	2
may be yet to	2
deep in his heart	2
the sons of the	2
of the grecian race	2
night and day the	2
i give to thee	2
and through the hollow	2
is thy trust in	2
bring through the air	2
all the evils that	2
the cable from the	2
deep in the under	2
the waters of the	2
and they who were	2
on all hands in	2
bones of many a	2
to go down to	2
in the front rank	2
the darkness of the	2
is it peace or	2
and a voice is	2
of the wind or	2
upon their way they	2
the son of venus	2
of the boy ascanius	2
scarce had i said	2
to the gods in	2
through the midmost foes	2
silver or parian stone	2
the trunk of a	2
to go into the	2
side and on that	2
of greeks in days	2
by his side and	2
and herds and men	2
out to them to	2
there were a great	2
left foot on the	2
ilian raiment and the	2
all the host of	2
with all their might	2
on an alien tree	2
in the iberian flood	2
of the name of	2
the tresses of his	2
bent his way towards	2
in the porch of	2
if fame be true	2
never known to fail	2
and laugh to see	2
in spite of the	2
with orient ray sprinkled	2
his face wet with	2
and wrestle on the	2
the folk of italy	2
the face of heaven	2
wrought in silver and	2
and the likeness of	2
each man by his	2
grove before the city	2
that it fixed itself	2
first against the foe	2
oenotrian folk first tilled	2
of all his folk	2
told her of the	2
king of heaven the	2
which he had heard	2
with store of gold	2
nameless corpse is he	2
by the hope of	2
to make trial of	2
and gives his fleet	2
leaving the saffron bed	2
the air the answer	2
as the likeness of	2
from its deep foundations	2
first of all with	2
general in the first	2
the son of imbrasus	2
with gold and purple	2
prostrate on the floor	2
paphos and her home	2
the annals of our	2
news was true that	2
but first before all	2
on his valorous breast	2
a great sow shall	2
i send him back	2
short of its mark	2
the death of the	2
that all the earth	2
hath driven you to	2
authority is decidedly in	2
and through the midst	2
and mounts a hillock	2
such word doth say	2
with mars to aid	2
our folk saw cacus	2
let others hold the	2
nor thy voice of	2
heroes of the trojan	2
i learn to succour	2
water of the river	2
threats of ocean and	2
splendid in gold and	2
eager haste the twain	2
turn their prows to	2
belly of the beast	2
of conington and nettleship	2
gods of ancient days	2
and with a mighty	2
breaks up the hollow	2
a folk of italy	2
arrow from the string	2
the fleet of aeneas	2
if way there be	2
or bending of the	2
by a numerous train	2
are the first to	2
and ye may tell	2
robbed me of my	2
was the most ancient	2
is decidedly in favour	2
in the same cavern	2
as he strove to	2
lest i the blame	2
then the seed of	2
hands the gathered image	2
all the house undo	2
the youth of troy	2
his spear at the	2
had come to italy	2
by wind and rain	2
shuts us in with	2
them turn the prow	2
all habitants of heaven	2
from him who led	2
couched on the green	2
even as she spoke	2
the sight of his	2
the quiver and the	2
with edge of sword	2
sapling from the soil	2
accordance with the will	2
as once of old	2
when he may in	2
was the wife of	2
is more probable that	2
and stretches on the	2
he chooseth from the	2
he takes the tale	2
libation on the board	2
to issue from the	2
his javelin at the	2
clasp hand in hand	2
triple chain of gold	2
from out the ground	2
three of the watery	2
in the empty house	2
in this stanza are	2
gloomy dis stand open	2
the son of anchises	2
in a flutter of	2
of the pitchy black	2
of the golden bough	2
weight of silver and	2
suppliant at thy door	2
them with the sword	2
and this too is	2
stuck fast in the	2
the anchor is cast	2
there comes the stress	2
and the bridal bed	2
catching at the rein	2
to close hand to	2
battle on the shore	2
to follow him in	2
the city of latinus	2
may seek a foreign	2
whispering to the deep	2
with his awful nod	2
see a xanthus and	2
it pierced the shield	2
them as fellows to	2
and houses of the	2
as the breathing of	2
the guards of the	2
two sons of atreus	2
to the shore with	2
the world shall shine	2
of the gods were	2
an alliance with the	2
cause of all the	2
than behold such stain	2
and with this speech	2
pour out the bowls	2
as his eyes survey	2
by word of mouth	2
adown the space of	2
be given for many	2
by the rolling sea	2
weapons of the enemy	2
of the shield of	2
very king and lord	2
i will not bid	2
and driven by madness	2
are we eating our	2
from the conquering greeks	2
the river of lethe	2
was hector and aeneas	2
the seed of anchises	2
teach me the way	2
of italy and troy	2
and that he would	2
float up to land	2
i poise and hurl	2
was a sign that	2
of my father dear	2
into the middle of	2
even as an arrow	2
and cut down the	2
whence the race of	2
answer to the latin	2
made an end of	2
and the sanctity of	2
of our own nation	2
the gods and worship	2
shroud thee in the	2
their sails to sea	2
at the sight he	2
i saw the god	2
a list of the	2
the cloud of war	2
is the name of	2
through the gate of	2
acestes first of all	2
setting stars counsel to	2
what flight is this	2
in marriage to any	2
of all the latin	2
all the threats of	2
at the battle of	2
wrought by the destinies	2
cornel flies through the	2
pierced in twelve places	2
without more words he	2
his mouth thus answers	2
amidmost of the strain	2
to your king to	2
what shall be the	2
be stung to shame	2
in his hand and	2
the loud roaring of	2
and blare of trumpets	2
twice seven are chosen	2
roaring of the sea	2
gates of the temple	2
no steeds of diomede	2
and the sense of	2
to his home the	2
heart should give the	2
high up in heaven	2
to meet him in	2
that she alone must	2
whom none other is	2
destined by the gods	2
honey and drugged grain	2
when they at last	2
not to him but	2
all the sea is	2
upon their way with	2
of the bay of	2
his hand of might	2
with lust of gold	2
the mountain in the	2
most like to fluttering	2
the circle of the	2
from his mouth a	2
of the hosts of	2
in first of fight	2
that was to be	2
some of his own	2
and on the earth	2
a thousand men he	2
of the gates essay	2
the breast of the	2
and on the left	2
aeneid of virgil translated	2
here referred to is	2
he smites his breast	2
then and let us	2
a thousand changing dyes	2
hard pressed by the	2
headlong to the ground	2
this message to your	2
in many a glittering	2
the foaming boar with	2
a slender breath of	2
through the dusk of	2
through war and battle	2
soon as the morrow	2
and hand to hand	2
he looked to see	2
things shake down the	2
so dear a burden	2
the priestess calls the	2
the shield of sulmo	2
rock of flint with	2
road amid the foe	2
the setting stars are	2
or close thine eyes	2
shower drew up overhead	2
the good will of	2
tells the story of	2
a crimson blush her	2
in the thick of	2
high on a hill	2
revolving in his mind	2
and in the center	2
and all the latins	2
amid the dreams of	2
flushed with success and	2
the waves and the	2
ranges them on the	2
the decrees of the	2
a most pitiful slaughter	2
gladdens at the guile	2
are you not ashamed	2
a numerous train of	2
land no more was	2
and wonderful to tell	2
so caused the trojan	2
from a rising ground	2
a priest of apollo	2
a sea of ships	2
and with a groan	2
sown on an alien	2
the safety of the	2
through the clouds of	2
from his inmost breast	2
and rolls along the	2
to the gods and	2
the last of the	2
as he ran to	2
capys and the rest	2
the greeks to be	2
as when the sea	2
purple dye and gold	2
with grief and rage	2
the place was called	2
make a broad path	2
his hands in prayer	2
from blood of godhead	2
had reached the threshold	2
meanwhile let us commit	2
on his trusty sword	2
blood that oozes from	2
gods of the sea	2
and glorying in his	2
speed you with my	2
at the thought of	2
and thus at length	2
i pray thee let	2
into his faithful ear	2
with a litter of	2
in his throat the	2
the shout of men	2
hawser from the shore	2
down from the lofty	2
the clasp of gold	2
what purpose they had	2
them within his house	2
source and spring of	2
never to be stung	2
the face of death	2
the gates and fill	2
the prince of latin	2
and built a city	2
up to the stars	2
and spake such words	2
the great love of	2
of the princes of	2
the wave shuddered and	2
fills up the tale	2
with his blood the	2
such a world of	2
rank herbs are sought	2
be a joy to	2
she hears and sees	2
arm of the war	2
to the realm of	2
as when a snake	2
helenus son of priam	2
the loins he came	2
they have found their	2
mother for her son	2
was changed into a	2
the battle in array	2
him with loud shouts	2
promised day was come	2
as they go all	2
in no wise am	2
these folks as one	2
the worship of venus	2
and so such word	2
pass into the light	2
it thundered on the	2
bending of the bow	2
pour in through all	2
the eyes of men	2
or lay up stores	2
no dart his life	2
to defend italy and	2
sight of the camp	2
so let her come	2
and as many pages	2
his son and the	2
the genius of the	2
achates at his side	2
his father caught it	2
the body of pallas	2
the midst of his	2
the name of troy	2
cloud drew up to	2
all the house with	2
rough seas i swear	2
by the king of	2
take part in the	2
to meet the foe	2
this monster was the	2
the spear where it	2
they dight the feast	2
temple of the gods	2
many bodies of the	2
the foot of mount	2
share thy city and	2
warder of the gate	2
brought forth to light	2
the ashes of my	2
to the town they	2
when they reached the	2
and right and left	2
horses of the sun	2
and thine own wanderings	2
a javelin at the	2
is said to be	2
earth of such a	2
and curse the land	2
the son before the	2
they had reached the	2
the bosom of the	2
on side by side	2
palmus as he fled	2
the love of mars	2
as soon as the	2
in the spoils of	2
his steps towards the	2
houses of the town	2
full in the gateway	2
we eating our tables	2
scarce had he spoken	2
the meadows all about	2
they strip the altars	2
this is the tiber	2
presented to him a	2
from his purpose stayed	2
is that a younger	2
burial of the dead	2
had given him for	2
his sword like lightning	2
each against each they	2
when a golden eagle	2
the goddess who bore	2
and again seek the	2
the temple of apollo	2
in the wood of	2
the hush of night	2
of heaven and hell	2
slender breath of fame	2
and fills the town	2
the sibyl told aeneas	2
and the sons of	2
or iris sent adown	2
for thee i feared	2
the deep flood and	2
the main body of	2
a hare or snowy	2
but when she saw	2
and stays his feet	2
no trouble for his	2
glorying in his fancied	2
breathing of the wind	2
and now that paris	2
the gods and jove	2
under the command of	2
they lead him to	2
mighty in arms and	2
until they reached the	2
from whence the race	2
all the land chaonia	2
hatred of the trojans	2
in a strange manner	2
performed wonderful feats of	2
pity a falling house	2
of italy and all	2
thirty head of young	2
with these words she	2
thy trust in me	2
banks of the pitchy	2
we bade him say	2
toss up the foam	2
his people in the	2
by the might of	2
the dusk of night	2
fleet was on mid	2
the depth of air	2
thou and thy boy	2
gods of my fathers	2
so to the chamber	2
in fighting for their	2
i believe it well	2
dragged not to death	2
set for a landmark	2
the things to come	2
man by his name	2
us on the way	2
his groin upon the	2
heir to the kingdom	2
night that never dies	2
a nameless corpse is	2
of the men and	2
in shelter of the	2
with this cry pursued	2
on the table poured	2
this cry pursued her	2
the bridal chamber of	2
sunk in sleep and	2
with her litter of	2
midmost of the foe	2
glowing in the stygian	2
vulcan makes arms for	2
the yellow sand the	2
turns it on all	2
in swift change of	2
soever holds thy source	2
city was to be	2
cried out to them	2
through the thickest of	2
strange light flashed on	2
and whither go ye	2
up from out the	2
with might and main	2
the attack on the	2
fortune of the day	2
the gates of war	2
the ships they bear	2
cries of men and	2
the middle of their	2
and darting in a	2
and foremost of all	2
and rule the world	2
this may task a	2
the shoulders of the	2
fixed it in the	2
their shields behind them	2
very hands had wrought	2
it on all hands	2
the first source of	2
the arms of kings	2
on this hand and	2
the center of the	2
worshipped as a god	2
to cross the stygian	2
and through the house	2
thou learn of all	2
the bulwark of the	2
and by her side	2
the ranks of fight	2
in the midst a	2
and with his mighty	2
no more she heedeth	2
had rolled away the	2
then to heart and	2
himself behind his armour	2
in a chariot drawn	2
lids close on everlasting	2
out from all his	2
in love with the	2
their xanthus and their	2
ring out again with	2
air away out of	2
as well as of	2
when at last he	2
the high king of	2
a word of pride	2
gods and jove himself	2
they know their king	2
the houses of the	2
there upon the yellow	2
their fates and fortunes	2
let them toil and	2
and yonder lies the	2
in the jaws of	2
a lofty beam the	2
of my father anchises	2
of the poets of	2
the earth and skies	2
the town was a	2
by the destinies of	2
will i pour down	2
and shattered by the	2
fills the town with	2
from the throne of	2
at last to the	2
and to and fro	2
for peace we pray	2
on earth all creatures	2
and through the liquid	2
and stir the song	2
i send you forth	2
not even phrygian men	2
the bridle and the	2
and sink the argives	2
one of the famous	2
there is in death	2
settled in the south	2
carrying with them the	2
the war and of	2
him of his grace	2
from the likeness of	2
stretched him with the	2
for we are not	2
bodies of the slain	2
in manner of the	2
and it is ever	2
with all my tyrian	2
a night and a	2
three ships the south	2
thou shalt be ours	2
called of greeks in	2
which gave birth to	2
the aeneid into english	2
cradle of our race	2
rushed forward to the	2
clean through the ribs	2
and fill the tale	2
that so thou mayest	2
the family of the	2
in a strange land	2
shapes terrible to see	2
what was to come	2
to what dost thou	2
at her the goddess	2
dream in which the	2
with the balance of	2
from house and field	2
silver and rough with	2
awful nod made all	2
to the town with	2
on the hollow strand	2
but in spite of	2
a spear at the	2
his hand to the	2
the clash of arms	2
while ever and again	2
and whom each warrior	2
excellent in beauty and	2
to see with eye	2
the trojans had now	2
ye lack from king	2
in stillness of the	2
siege of the trojan	2
to fall upon the	2
struck the armor of	2
is there any hope	2
and temples of the	2
the gods that i	2
was the end of	2
the blood of teucer	2
on his uplifted sword	2
the walls of the	2
god of the ocean	2
and make a broad	2
city is a mound	2
loins he came of	2
my neck and shoulders	2
under the name of	2
wings the goddess soared	2
spend an inglorious life	2
for the burial of	2
him to the town	2
note on book x	2
in the rolls of	2
glory of great deeds	2
then dido and the	2
of troy lies tenedos	2
with the first northern	2
these gauntlets i resign	2
a flood of tears	2
point and edge to	2
in the heart of	2
they feign it vowed	2
with blood and with	2
she spake the word	2
wrapped her round with	2
his left foot on	2
it was hector and	2
who had the heart	2
women with hair unbound	2
from the coasts of	2
the winner of the	2
endure their poverty and	2
in eager haste the	2
tell the whole story	2
keep watch along the	2
she thrust him back	2
swift change of thought	2
the regions of the	2
either hand to heaven	2
as when a shepherd	2
iulus by my side	2
few words will i	2
and rough with tracery	2
set foot on the	2
from the high stern	2
fall the teucrians on	2
to meet the strangers	2
the walls and the	2
me of my own	2
war is no safety	2
in the town he	2
loathed the war in	2
upon his shoulder the	2
arms made by vulcan	2
by land and sea	2
to die in arms	2
not far from this	2
while others fill the	2
the might of styx	2
and the bay of	2
been the last of	2
the word and said	2
soothsayer thus began to	2
through the shield and	2
the image of my	2
mnestheus and valiant serestus	2
suffer not to stay	2
and build a city	2
far off on the	2
famous temple of apollo	2
in frenzy of despair	2
of sea and sky	2
the fortunes of the	2
when from off the	2
with her golden rod	2
me of my love	2
and with his own	2
had a dream in	2
caught in the woods	2
at dawn of morning	2
and not far from	2
the ilian ranks and	2
of sight of sicily	2
last gifts of thy	2
and sick at heart	2
though all carthage or	2
tides of shame and	2
after the manner of	2
and there they lie	2
to witness that he	2
from out the woods	2
that they should make	2
bidding of the gods	2
as the ancestor of	2
we encourage him to	2
to take part in	2
to carry off proserpine	2
sit down at the	2
of thee and thine	2
promise to thy sire	2
snatch him from the	2
to the ears of	2
weetless of the way	2
all the latins turn	2
and all his body	2
them to the fight	2
once was called thy	2
will i give two	2
grant us to draw	2
sent on before to	2
such a word of	2
daughter of king priam	2
for as he stood	2
empty house she mourns	2
but it may be	2
gasping his life away	2
gurgles in her breast	2
for his own dear	2
to be carried to	2
earth all creatures were	2
himself that he took	2
with the sacred vessels	2
mothers on the walls	2
the fields of laurentum	2
and with his left	2
me store of weapons	2
most pitiful slaughter begins	2
a strange light flashed	2
preparations for departure were	2
in the earth and	2
the morrow bathed the	2
down the ranks of	2
a garland of green	2
from the ruins of	2
with the trojan chief	2
of a libyan she	2
that a younger race	2
in secret to the	2
greeks in days that	2
the gloomy realms of	2
left the trojan shore	2
shall pay the penalty	2
of those that die	2
story referred to is	2
and turns his eyes	2
glory of the stars	2
the head of a	2
the jealousy of juno	2
the man of troy	2
of heavy gold and	2
against the trojans and	2
through all the house	2
a dream in which	2
an ancient pile of	2
as the morrow bathed	2
the host of rutuli	2
the home of their	2
and cast abroad their	2
on the altar of	2
of valor in the	2
if the name of	2
the old men weep	2
at last in one	2
from the marsian hills	2
town at the foot	2
and drew near the	2
and halloweth in the	2
have i left thee	2
he was a son	2
make trial of his	2
on our common god	2
the very edge of	2
follow him in fight	2
a despiser of the	2
in the direction of	2
came in sight of	2
the changed winds roar	2
in war is no	2
aeneas is away and	2
where thou seest the	2
the coast of etruria	2
set their sails to	2
side by side in	2
ashes held her own	2
his men to arms	2
shall build a city	2
in these words of	2
in his left hand	2
cocytus and the stygian	2
as earth brings forth	2
and all the turmoil	2
and the two sons	2
on the contrary he	2
it is more probable	2
many a folk of	2
with their tails in	2
thy trouble for my	2
nod made all olympus	2
the first punic war	2
a younger race have	2
our name to heaven	2
proclaim war on the	2
the end of their	2
in few words will	2
and a most pitiful	2
and shout for joy	2
fought against the gods	2
learn to succour the	2
the number of his	2
and brought the sun	2