Quotation related with god's and goddesses in Aeneid?

"Gods and goddesses, who have the power to make the earth tremble and the heavens shake, guide my hand and protect me in battle." - Aeneid, Book 12

"Goddess, tell me the story, of that man, // For who more worthy than the son of Jove? // Who more has suffer'd under heav'n, or bore // Misfortunes more unworthy of the god? // And summon'd here by Juno's hate, what hand // Could quell the rage of such a pow'rful land?" (I.8-13)

"By Jove's high precepts, and my earnest pray'r, // If ever I a god's requests deny'd, // No greater favour can thy grace afford, // To Juno's and thy suppliant suit restor'd, // That safe he reach the Tyrrhene shores and find, // The town which fate has destin'd, and thy mind." (I.251-256)

"For though keen Juno's hate thy life pursue, // Two pow'rful deities have vow'd to shield, // Venus and he who rules the forked field." (I.393-395)

"Thy tempest I advis'd; // And, but for Jove's command, had still detain'd, // Your fleet within your port, and made you moan // Your army's loss, and Lasus's alone." (I.80-83)

"I, that have been for many years thy friend, // As far as heav'n would give me leave to lend, // Protect thee with my pow'r, and Heav'n by thine." (II.129-131)