Book, Chapter

 1     I, 18|       and that His providential care pervaded everything; and
 2     I, 19|       that God has providential care for nothing, and that there
 3     I, 23|      the gods immortal,~Chasing care away from all the gods and
 4    IV, 45|      they encounter the extreme care evinced by us, will even
 5     V, 5 |     with an acqueous form,~With care o'erpowered it succumbs
 6    VI, 8 |    beholds from above and takes care of his partner. but that
 7   VII, 10|        of it) with ever so much care, nevertheless some odour
 8   VII, 17|      men, and blunt the edge of care,~As years roll on they'll
 9   VII, 19|    mortals, deathless Muse,~Thy care it be that thoughts our
10    IX, 6 | brethren, while he himself took care subsequently, by knavish
11    IX, 11|     power) of these stars. Take care, however, not to commence
12    IX, 14|   appointed overseers, who take care of all things that belong