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131. When Jupiter saw the fair Daphne decline

First Line:
When Jupiter saw the fair Daphne decline
Last Line:
The nymph out of love he had taken away
DMI number:
25582

132. When Paris the apple to Venus declared

First Line:
When Paris the apple to Venus declared
Last Line:
A moment of joy to a troublesome life
DMI number:
21981

133. When Paris the apple to Venus declared

First Line:
When Paris the apple to Venus declared
Last Line:
If Venus had gave him a wife of his own
DMI number:
21979

134. When Paris the apple to Venus declared

First Line:
When Paris the apple to Venus declared
Last Line:
To punish his fault she'd have sent him a wife
DMI number:
21980

135. When Hercules by Omphale subdued

First Line:
When Hercules by Omphale subdued
Last Line:
Of all she conquered yours would fare the worse
DMI number:
22169

136. When Hermes bust Leocrates you raised

First Line:
When Hermes bust Leocrates you raised
Last Line:
The speaking bust shall eternize your fame
Author:
Francis Fawkes (Absolute) & Anacreon (Confident)
DMI number:
27521

137. When hungry wolves had trespassed on the fold

First Line:
When hungry wolves had trespassed on the fold
Last Line:
Who prove the greatest robbers wolves or gods
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
16850

138. When Phoebus gave the skittish Daphne chase

First Line:
When Phoebus gave the skittish Daphne chase
Last Line:
Thy leaves still cursed shall witless temples bind
DMI number:
2754

139. When Phoebus saw a rugged bark beguile

First Line:
When Phoebus saw a rugged bark beguile
Last Line:
Where he expected fruit he gathers leaves
Author:
Thomas Stanley (Confident)
DMI number:
12741

140. When Phoebus was amorous and longed to be rude

First Line:
When Phoebus was amorous and longed to be rude
Last Line:
For she fled from his arms to distinguish his brows
Author:
Christopher Smart (Absolute)
DMI number:
24844