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trigram | frequency |
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on the plain | 64 |
and to the | 52 |
and all the | 48 |
and now the | 40 |
and on the | 40 |
and from the | 38 |
above the rest | 34 |
thus having said | 34 |
of the war | 30 |
on either side | 30 |
of the trojan | 30 |
then thus the | 26 |
of the gods | 24 |
of the night | 24 |
the queen of | 24 |
the name of | 24 |
the trojan race | 24 |
the god of | 22 |
and with a | 22 |
and in a | 22 |
the trojan hero | 22 |
to the latian | 22 |
on the ground | 20 |
while he spoke | 20 |
him to the | 20 |
to the shore | 20 |
of all the | 20 |
and in the | 20 |
to the war | 18 |
at once the | 18 |
to see the | 18 |
then to the | 18 |
the trojan and | 18 |
in his mind | 18 |
scarce had he | 18 |
and thro the | 18 |
with eager haste | 18 |
on the shore | 18 |
the trojan chief | 18 |
along the ground | 18 |
not far from | 16 |
from the ground | 16 |
the face of | 16 |
the pious prince | 16 |
and with his | 16 |
thus while he | 16 |
in the wind | 16 |
thro the skies | 16 |
hand to hand | 16 |
by his side | 16 |
to view the | 16 |
more than mortal | 16 |
in his hand | 16 |
to the field | 16 |
in the field | 16 |
fortune of the | 14 |
mixd with the | 14 |
the son of | 14 |
said no more | 14 |
to whom the | 14 |
the sight of | 14 |
to the fight | 14 |
the trojan troops | 14 |
and the trojan | 14 |
the seat of | 14 |
dangers of the | 14 |
and thus the | 14 |
and in his | 14 |
to raise the | 14 |
the powr of | 14 |
of the main | 14 |
the middle space | 14 |
the dangers of | 14 |
and oer the | 14 |
and piercd his | 14 |
and thus began | 14 |
of the sky | 14 |
on evry side | 14 |
to the gods | 14 |
and those who | 12 |
peals of shouts | 12 |
queen of love | 12 |
the king of | 12 |
in battle slain | 12 |
on the latian | 12 |
the trojan line | 12 |
here and there | 12 |
by the gods | 12 |
in the middle | 12 |
extended on the | 12 |
full in the | 12 |
of the wood | 12 |
and on his | 12 |
and seek the | 12 |
had he said | 12 |
on the seas | 12 |
upon the plain | 12 |
this way and | 12 |
of the sea | 12 |
of the field | 12 |
high on a | 12 |
took his way | 12 |
the trojan train | 12 |
the fate of | 12 |
father of the | 12 |
shades of night | 12 |
to the stygian | 12 |
in a line | 12 |
and some with | 12 |
way and that | 12 |
the trojan prince | 12 |
of the fight | 12 |
at length he | 12 |
to the port | 12 |
from far the | 12 |
a rising ground | 12 |
before my sight | 12 |
dead of night | 12 |
and all his | 12 |
face of heavn | 12 |
to the rest | 12 |
side to side | 12 |
in the main | 12 |
in vain the | 12 |
upon the ground | 12 |
on the main | 10 |
the latian land | 10 |
and of the | 10 |
a length of | 10 |
the fortune of | 10 |
and with new | 10 |
with his own | 10 |
the trojan state | 10 |
the latian state | 10 |
to shun the | 10 |
to mount the | 10 |
in open view | 10 |
as it flew | 10 |
to break the | 10 |
void of fear | 10 |
to the sound | 10 |
from the bottom | 10 |
when he saw | 10 |
full on the | 10 |
of the sacred | 10 |
of their own | 10 |
a foreign son | 10 |
then with a | 10 |
and raise a | 10 |
and there the | 10 |
king of heavn | 10 |
these are the | 10 |
and seeks the | 10 |
the care of | 10 |
at the sight | 10 |
all the gods | 10 |
of his breast | 10 |
to see my | 10 |
and his own | 10 |
in long order | 10 |
in the rear | 10 |
to find the | 10 |
descending on the | 10 |
and leave the | 10 |
with all his | 10 |
from side to | 10 |
at length the | 10 |
in his breast | 10 |
on the left | 10 |
queen of heavn | 10 |
foes in battle | 10 |
to save the | 10 |
the will of | 10 |
on the trojan | 10 |
the pride of | 10 |
a lions hide | 10 |
and all th | 10 |
the father of | 10 |
around his head | 10 |
while fortune favourd | 10 |
the rosy morn | 10 |
hopes and fears | 10 |
the bottom of | 10 |
of the ground | 10 |
to the sea | 10 |
he saw the | 10 |
me to the | 10 |
mother of the | 10 |
soon as the | 10 |
a numrous train | 10 |
oer the plain | 10 |
and jove himself | 10 |
revolving in his | 10 |
is no more | 10 |
and the rest | 10 |
to force the | 10 |
and both the | 10 |
in fighting fields | 10 |
and thus with | 10 |
then to his | 10 |
is filld with | 10 |
without a name | 10 |
landed on the | 10 |
and to her | 10 |
and to their | 10 |
in the sky | 10 |
could not bear | 10 |
he said no | 10 |
goddess of the | 10 |
and what the | 10 |
of the god | 10 |
proud of his | 10 |
the trojan fleet | 8 |
he takes the | 8 |
and the god | 8 |
but now the | 8 |
of the place | 8 |
and here the | 8 |
from the foe | 8 |
the relics of | 8 |
and sought the | 8 |
of his own | 8 |
and where the | 8 |
with garlands crownd | 8 |
and the tyrian | 8 |
from pole to | 8 |
of heavn is | 8 |
fire and sword | 8 |
glorious to behold | 8 |
and by his | 8 |
and some the | 8 |
night and day | 8 |
trojan and the | 8 |
amidst the crowd | 8 |
and thrice the | 8 |
favourd by the | 8 |
place to place | 8 |
meantime the trojan | 8 |
of unhappy troy | 8 |
shouts and clamours | 8 |
and at his | 8 |
in his arms | 8 |
the rest in | 8 |
to his side | 8 |
quarter of the | 8 |
and to his | 8 |
his vital blood | 8 |
far from thence | 8 |
thro the wound | 8 |
his arms and | 8 |
with vast delight | 8 |
author of the | 8 |
desire of blood | 8 |
the margin of | 8 |
in sign of | 8 |
approach the walls | 8 |
and his friend | 8 |
the ruins of | 8 |
or in a | 8 |
the midst of | 8 |
the vital air | 8 |
his right hand | 8 |
the sinking state | 8 |
daughters of the | 8 |
him to his | 8 |
o more than | 8 |
the latian king | 8 |
the more he | 8 |
so long a | 8 |
the godlike man | 8 |
in her heart | 8 |
oer his head | 8 |
in the town | 8 |
to the seas | 8 |
and fortune of | 8 |
and seeks his | 8 |
from his chariot | 8 |
to draw the | 8 |
to the ground | 8 |
and the sea | 8 |
in the wound | 8 |
the latian lands | 8 |
with fire and | 8 |
times to come | 8 |
the cause of | 8 |
along the sky | 8 |
within his breast | 8 |
sacred to the | 8 |
high oer the | 8 |
from the gods | 8 |
turnus to the | 8 |
on the right | 8 |
oer the plains | 8 |
before the wind | 8 |
in single fight | 8 |
the skies with | 8 |
drawn up in | 8 |
this is the | 8 |
at length on | 8 |
from the fire | 8 |
the way to | 8 |
from the skies | 8 |
surrounded by the | 8 |
relics of the | 8 |
in open sight | 8 |
amidst the war | 8 |
from the sea | 8 |
void of light | 8 |
from the shore | 8 |
of mighty fame | 8 |
if there be | 8 |
the trojan host | 8 |
to the skies | 8 |
with such a | 8 |
the solid ground | 8 |
from the trojan | 8 |
with loosend reins | 8 |
the mountains height | 8 |
the rage of | 8 |
to soothe his | 8 |
to bear the | 8 |
once more the | 8 |
winds and waves | 8 |
the stygian lake | 8 |
of foes in | 8 |
and the gods | 8 |
from on high | 8 |
resolvd on death | 8 |
by the same | 8 |
and shake the | 8 |
he led the | 8 |
the latian shore | 8 |
of the latian | 8 |
sense of honour | 8 |
of all my | 8 |
high on the | 8 |
with all the | 8 |
the trojan walls | 8 |
at length she | 8 |
of a god | 8 |
well known to | 8 |
in vain he | 8 |
the gods ordain | 8 |
the shades below | 8 |
passage to the | 8 |
in the skies | 8 |
in the midst | 8 |
pole to pole | 8 |
aloft in air | 8 |
then on the | 8 |
and with loud | 8 |
known to fame | 8 |
why should i | 8 |
with fates averse | 8 |
the rest the | 8 |
the gods and | 8 |
monsters of the | 8 |
him from the | 8 |
length of years | 8 |
he rolld his | 8 |
the sons of | 8 |
to make the | 8 |
circuit of the | 8 |
far above the | 8 |
and all their | 8 |
before the gate | 8 |
the streaming blood | 8 |
the trojan shore | 8 |
on the sea | 8 |
and with the | 8 |
a flood of | 8 |
to the trojan | 8 |
thro the field | 8 |
masters of the | 8 |
the trojan name | 8 |
the stygian flood | 8 |
with lifted hands | 8 |
of the day | 8 |
they leave the | 8 |
him and his | 8 |
the seas and | 8 |
to the town | 8 |
and for the | 8 |
his mind the | 8 |
both his hands | 8 |
above the waves | 8 |
the spoils of | 8 |
the yielding skies | 8 |
from place to | 8 |
he from the | 8 |
he turns his | 8 |
to the sight | 8 |
they saw the | 8 |
before the shrine | 8 |
from afar they | 8 |
toils of war | 8 |
and thus his | 8 |
his hands he | 8 |
the pious chief | 8 |
the latian plain | 8 |
from his own | 8 |
th advantage of | 8 |
with this he | 8 |
nor less the | 8 |
the breathless body | 8 |
from the war | 8 |
headlong to the | 8 |
was the first | 8 |
with united force | 8 |
portion of the | 8 |
in his eyes | 8 |
on either hand | 8 |
to tempt the | 8 |
and here and | 6 |
regions void of | 6 |
the shining sword | 6 |
of form divine | 6 |
to warn him | 6 |
the tyrian court | 6 |
upon his side | 6 |
the stormy seas | 6 |
seas and wind | 6 |
more than all | 6 |
with wondring eyes | 6 |
bosom of the | 6 |
to the ships | 6 |
covert of the | 6 |
with equal strength | 6 |
his ample shield | 6 |
nor did the | 6 |
all at once | 6 |
to the god | 6 |
his fainting limbs | 6 |
and young ascanius | 6 |
from the wound | 6 |
the laws of | 6 |
shakes the solid | 6 |
sea and land | 6 |
the gods to | 6 |
the space of | 6 |
the silent night | 6 |
and his train | 6 |
the western winds | 6 |
to defend the | 6 |
the port assignd | 6 |
the fight is | 6 |
with furious haste | 6 |
by the southern | 6 |
the world with | 6 |
in his face | 6 |
you shall be | 6 |
and how the | 6 |
him as he | 6 |
but soon the | 6 |
the shady plain | 6 |
the stormy main | 6 |
the shadows of | 6 |
to these the | 6 |
bowls go round | 6 |
his hands and | 6 |
and oer his | 6 |
to see his | 6 |
descended from the | 6 |
and curse the | 6 |
from the main | 6 |
the tyrian line | 6 |
astonishd at their | 6 |
from his lofty | 6 |
join their hands | 6 |
the daunian chief | 6 |
the mountains brow | 6 |
to cheer his | 6 |
in her arms | 6 |
the latian coast | 6 |
oer their heads | 6 |
th unequal combat | 6 |
to the last | 6 |
what should he | 6 |
leads the way | 6 |
high on his | 6 |
the conquerd world | 6 |
reachd his heart | 6 |
no more than | 6 |
him on the | 6 |
the trojan king | 6 |
took the word | 6 |
the promisd prize | 6 |
in shining arms | 6 |
the sound of | 6 |
with less rage | 6 |
head on high | 6 |
quit the field | 6 |
so sad a | 6 |
the light of | 6 |
and the new | 6 |
on the grassy | 6 |
from the same | 6 |
and groans of | 6 |
to save her | 6 |
bottom of his | 6 |
the dire event | 6 |
he drives the | 6 |
the shouts of | 6 |
the watry way | 6 |
to share the | 6 |
in the sea | 6 |
to the land | 6 |
the marks of | 6 |
the walls of | 6 |
and the latian | 6 |
and make the | 6 |
in open field | 6 |
of the roman | 6 |
bird of jove | 6 |
on his back | 6 |
the purple wine | 6 |
by joves command | 6 |
the worst of | 6 |
from out his | 6 |
shouts from the | 6 |
trembling with rage | 6 |
ordaind by fate | 6 |
and all on | 6 |
involves the skies | 6 |
his pointed spear | 6 |
of th ausonian | 6 |
now on the | 6 |
to leave the | 6 |
of the slain | 6 |
the funral flame | 6 |
the hero stands | 6 |
the goddess of | 6 |
they see the | 6 |
for the promisd | 6 |
by the rest | 6 |
the flying spear | 6 |
in her mind | 6 |
the shades of | 6 |
the sacred altars | 6 |
the powrs above | 6 |
the fighting field | 6 |
of the stygian | 6 |
rend the vaulted | 6 |
as i am | 6 |
the fates ordain | 6 |
with eyes dejected | 6 |
the forky lightning | 6 |
to heavn he | 6 |
the dead of | 6 |
with their blood | 6 |
you to the | 6 |
the last remains | 6 |
thus while the | 6 |
beat their breasts | 6 |
with mortal fright | 6 |
th italian shores | 6 |
from the town | 6 |
th italian shore | 6 |
from the rocks | 6 |
and heard the | 6 |
passd the night | 6 |
sword and shield | 6 |
and by the | 6 |
and shunnd the | 6 |
i could not | 6 |
to the main | 6 |
and round the | 6 |
passage thro the | 6 |
sent me to | 6 |
at once he | 6 |
him from afar | 6 |
a safe retreat | 6 |
of the skies | 6 |
the rising towrs | 6 |
nor will i | 6 |
pouring on the | 6 |
not with less | 6 |
his mother was | 6 |
with words like | 6 |
within the hollow | 6 |
the circuit of | 6 |
with pious haste | 6 |
stretchd on the | 6 |
in the course | 6 |
with loud laments | 6 |
reign in italy | 6 |
he found the | 6 |
his passage to | 6 |
the neighbring nations | 6 |
his hoary hair | 6 |
the winged weapon | 6 |
along the shore | 6 |
echo to the | 6 |
on a rock | 6 |
to heavn his | 6 |
man to man | 6 |
fixd on his | 6 |
put to sea | 6 |
rushing thro the | 6 |
this right hand | 6 |
the tusky boar | 6 |
by turns with | 6 |
with downcast eyes | 6 |
ten years siege | 6 |
and scarce the | 6 |
on the winged | 6 |
the rocky shore | 6 |
from the camp | 6 |
with the shock | 6 |
in the deep | 6 |
the winds and | 6 |
with wreaths of | 6 |
at least to | 6 |
and with an | 6 |
light of heavn | 6 |
his eyes around | 6 |
and hear the | 6 |
with full force | 6 |
and near the | 6 |
with that he | 6 |
the force of | 6 |
far from hence | 6 |
to be slain | 6 |
on the strand | 6 |
thro all the | 6 |
to speed his | 6 |
and their mixd | 6 |
length of time | 6 |
not tho the | 6 |
with his left | 6 |
her flowing hair | 6 |
the solemn rites | 6 |
so great a | 6 |
the prince appears | 6 |
the gates and | 6 |
and to my | 6 |
thee to the | 6 |
the queen herself | 6 |
the seas below | 6 |
in his hands | 6 |
at length we | 6 |
then thus he | 6 |
and at the | 6 |
a lasting peace | 6 |
scarce had the | 6 |
and cleave the | 6 |
of men and | 6 |
a storm of | 6 |
in arms the | 6 |
hands and eyes | 6 |
the causes of | 6 |
beats her breast | 6 |
evn in the | 6 |
what have i | 6 |
of the friendly | 6 |
the lycian crew | 6 |
the grace of | 6 |
the bosom of | 6 |
his household gods | 6 |
in sight of | 6 |
of the past | 6 |
the mother of | 6 |
the yellow sand | 6 |
on the wall | 6 |
his better hand | 6 |
his arms he | 6 |
the first he | 6 |
and of their | 6 |
to turnus aid | 6 |
exposd in air | 6 |
bend the bow | 6 |
what place the | 6 |
be present at | 6 |
the pains of | 6 |
companion of his | 6 |
but still in | 6 |
and clouds of | 6 |
margin of the | 6 |
with deep despair | 6 |
saw the trojan | 6 |
is landed on | 6 |
by a mortal | 6 |
but in vain | 6 |
with both his | 6 |
shall be the | 6 |
eyes around the | 6 |
the brother kings | 6 |
madness of the | 6 |
from the cave | 6 |
and from her | 6 |
confines of the | 6 |
present at the | 6 |
the doubtful war | 6 |
you see the | 6 |
along the field | 6 |
of the fatal | 6 |
the gods for | 6 |
at his command | 6 |
and this the | 6 |
deep in the | 6 |
and saw the | 6 |
all the powrs | 6 |
leader of the | 6 |
the tuscan troops | 6 |
the royal youth | 6 |
each with a | 6 |
the race of | 6 |
on the sacred | 6 |
thus the king | 6 |
all the trojan | 6 |
roofd with gold | 6 |
to watch the | 6 |
the common danger | 6 |
my household gods | 6 |
to burn the | 6 |
of the watry | 6 |
th unequal fight | 6 |
the ghost of | 6 |
for her son | 6 |
on the walls | 6 |
to the neighbring | 6 |
or in the | 6 |
on tops of | 6 |
observant of the | 6 |
the world below | 6 |
pleasd with his | 6 |
blow full on | 6 |
the fields are | 6 |
full of fate | 6 |
thro the shady | 6 |
a train of | 6 |
by slow degrees | 6 |
of slaughterd foes | 6 |
heapd on high | 6 |
his birth from | 6 |
the liquid sky | 6 |
she fills the | 6 |
from out the | 6 |
when now the | 6 |
they throw their | 6 |
to cross the | 6 |
coat of mail | 6 |
before their fathers | 6 |
raisd high on | 6 |
the madness of | 6 |
pile they rear | 6 |
to this the | 6 |
and the dead | 6 |
the moving sand | 6 |
so long desird | 6 |
but good aeneas | 6 |
we saw the | 6 |
she saw the | 6 |
the fame and | 6 |
to be the | 6 |
lies our way | 6 |
there stood a | 6 |
her head she | 6 |
from the crowd | 6 |
and with her | 6 |
and takes a | 6 |
the ghost replied | 6 |
he raisd his | 6 |
by stress of | 6 |
cut the liquid | 6 |
to rule the | 6 |
the town the | 6 |
the corpse of | 6 |
vessels on the | 6 |
with a close | 6 |
a second time | 6 |
the great aeneas | 6 |
at their head | 6 |
turnus in the | 6 |
wrath of heavn | 6 |
sums of gold | 6 |
without the gate | 6 |
resolvd to die | 6 |
issuing from the | 6 |
retird to rest | 6 |
attended with a | 6 |
and drunk with | 6 |
of the seas | 6 |
these are my | 6 |
the nuptial bed | 6 |
the wrath of | 6 |
thus he spoke | 6 |
shadows of the | 6 |
just where the | 6 |
there stands a | 6 |
to the left | 6 |
is the way | 6 |
in after times | 6 |
the prince with | 6 |
the twanging bow | 6 |
a flaming brand | 6 |
the flying dart | 6 |
not your own | 6 |
can you bear | 6 |
by hands divine | 6 |
as when a | 6 |
all clad in | 6 |
at the gate | 6 |
what the gods | 6 |
in which the | 6 |
a venerable wood | 6 |
we pass the | 6 |
tis the last | 6 |
this was the | 6 |
with sparkling wine | 6 |
the phrygian fields | 6 |
his arms around | 6 |
the delian god | 6 |
his voice before | 6 |
on his face | 6 |
who dare not | 6 |
as i was | 6 |
me to relate | 6 |
the vaulted skies | 6 |
and with these | 6 |
his brother god | 6 |
a race of | 6 |
the fierce virago | 6 |
you shall find | 6 |
to the walls | 6 |
porter of the | 6 |
tug at evry | 6 |
in her bosom | 6 |
and now in | 6 |
he views the | 6 |
from his eyes | 6 |
strew the ground | 6 |
body from the | 6 |
with rapid force | 6 |
and then the | 6 |
cast his eyes | 6 |
from his bed | 6 |
on his shoulders | 6 |
not to be | 6 |
restord the day | 6 |
the royal virgin | 6 |
face of danger | 6 |
strange to relate | 6 |
the same hand | 6 |
with sighs and | 6 |
the good old | 6 |
a gentle breeze | 6 |
the land which | 6 |
speed his flight | 6 |
to the slain | 6 |
and take the | 6 |
doomd to death | 6 |
by the winds | 6 |
throw their darts | 6 |
good or bad | 6 |
to the city | 6 |
it piercd his | 6 |
and cleaves the | 6 |
in times to | 6 |
with a sigh | 6 |
with a thundring | 6 |
on the fire | 6 |
in a cloud | 6 |
advancing in a | 6 |
added to the | 6 |
and call the | 6 |
with lifted eyes | 6 |
the powrs that | 6 |
then nisus thus | 6 |
in evry face | 6 |
to the place | 6 |
and thus he | 6 |
face to face | 6 |
fixd on the | 6 |
and long to | 6 |
these eyes beheld | 6 |
to the shades | 6 |
with those of | 6 |
and all my | 6 |
the fatal news | 6 |
thro the clouds | 6 |
and spurns the | 6 |
the fated sword | 6 |
words like these | 6 |
on the mountains | 6 |
and flakes of | 6 |
the brazen hinges | 6 |
to bend the | 6 |
hides his head | 6 |
advantage of the | 6 |
groaning from the | 6 |
the dusty plain | 6 |
all shall be | 6 |
of the flood | 6 |
sighs and tears | 6 |
conspicuous in the | 6 |
but first to | 6 |
the trojan towrs | 6 |
a purple flood | 6 |
on the plains | 6 |
shifts his place | 6 |
those who live | 6 |
but old anchises | 6 |
in arms to | 6 |
a close embrace | 6 |
oer and oer | 6 |
woods and wilds | 6 |
the confines of | 6 |
huge heaps of | 6 |
sent his voice | 6 |
to the deep | 6 |
fixd in the | 6 |
his head he | 6 |
from the plain | 6 |
thro the plain | 6 |
forest and the | 4 |
by his father | 4 |
quit their ground | 4 |
as she was | 4 |
to quench his | 4 |
yet have place | 4 |
the wings of | 4 |
whom the trojan | 4 |
your alterd minds | 4 |
our country gods | 4 |
an easy conquest | 4 |
clouds he hides | 4 |
skim along the | 4 |
and arms the | 4 |
for thy name | 4 |
all the same | 4 |
that i should | 4 |
the victor shall | 4 |
his breast with | 4 |
weary of the | 4 |
men and beasts | 4 |
laws of nature | 4 |
on the libyan | 4 |
could not move | 4 |
in the public | 4 |
and drew the | 4 |
and left the | 4 |
shook at the | 4 |
to shades below | 4 |
us to the | 4 |
or from the | 4 |
obscure in clouds | 4 |
thus she said | 4 |
so the fates | 4 |
their sterns to | 4 |
in his buckler | 4 |
down from the | 4 |
distaind his arms | 4 |
and roll the | 4 |
the grecians from | 4 |
appears in sight | 4 |
in dead of | 4 |
have sent me | 4 |
soul came rushing | 4 |
drank his vital | 4 |
the pointed javlin | 4 |
mingled man to | 4 |
for my sake | 4 |
of the soul | 4 |
his hands the | 4 |
the war begun | 4 |
raging winds and | 4 |
trunks of trees | 4 |
in the court | 4 |
invade the skies | 4 |
half so swift | 4 |
in solemn state | 4 |
of his father | 4 |
the ground the | 4 |
to the plain | 4 |
already on the | 4 |
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