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 1   T-I|      the storms, the sea.~Every fear harms verse: I’m lost and
 2   T-I|       those heights~but I still fear the gods who bring us harm.~
 3   T-I|     foolishly.~I too confess, I fear what I felt, Jove’s weapon:~
 4   T-I|         my hope is less than my fear –~beware, while that angry
 5   T-I|        you if you ask me,~but I fear to be any reason for delay:~
 6   T-I|    before the eleventh.~I don’t fear dying: but this way of dying’
 7   T-I|    forced to bravery through my fear.~Ah me! What winds swell
 8   T-I|         sailor, confessing cold fear by his pallor,~defeated,
 9   T-I|         No surprise, since they fear the savage lightning~whose
10   T-I|         the shadow of a death~I fear with anxious mind, and pray
11   T-I|        mind, and pray for in my fear.~If I reach harbour, the
12  T-II|     taken from me,~so as not to fear the tribes the Danube scarcely
13  T-II|    living men.~I confess I’d no fear that where so many sailed,~
14 T-III|    Arrives in Rome~ ~‘I come in fear, an exile’s book, sent to
15 T-III|     weariness:~don’t shun me in fear, in case I bring you shame:~
16 T-III|       wavers with the tremor of fear.~Can you see the paper’s
17 T-III|         father.~You too, always fear what is too high,~and narrow
18 T-III|      each by name,~but cautious fear inhibits that service, and
19 T-III|       heart, and be a source of fear to none.~My verse gives
20 T-III|        fell and everyone ran in fear from my ruin,~turning their
21 T-III|       work outshines you.~But I fear lest my fate holds you back,~
22 T-III|       by my punishment.~Have no fear, Perilla: only let no man
23 T-III|        s nothing I ask more –~I fear only lest my prayer might
24 T-III|       fills me with anxiety and fear.~Like a timid deer trapped
25 T-III|        man and crushes him,~and fear the uncertainties of change
26 T-III|      affairs,~you’ve nothing to fear: my fate’s most miserable,~
27  T-IV|         or no.~Ah, why should I fear? I seek what is clearly
28  T-IV|      you in happier days.~Don’t fear lest my friendship with
29  T-IV|        was known to you.~Either fear or error harmed me, above
30  T-IV|        loyalty with fame.~But I fear my verse of thanks might
31   T-V|      victory.~Why hesitate, why fear what’s harmless? Go, and
32   T-V|         add mine to hers, but I fear lest a contagion~might spread
33   T-V|       in them than wolves.~They fear no law: justice yields to
34   T-V|         who’s down, ~nor do you fear the power of Fortune’s precarious
35   T-V|      obey your orders – have no fear.~I wouldn’t obey if you
36   T-V|    helmet, and frightened sheep fear war not wolves.~We’re scarcely
37   T-V|      mixed with Greeks, inspire fear,~for the barbarians live
38   T-V|       houses.~Even if you don’t fear them, you’d hate the sight~
39   T-V|     lost should leave me,~still fear itself denies me peace to
40   T-V|    everywhere’s filled with the fear of hostile sounds.~I myself
41  ExII|         law.~There’s nothing to fear. Antony’s writings are read,~
42  ExII|         Ah, what should I do? I fear you’ll be hardened on seeing~
43  ExII|    subsides, conquered by great fear.~Yet I neither hope nor
44  ExII|     neither care~about you, nor fear the weapons of Italian soldiers.~
45  ExII|       who rules ~many things by fear of punishment, few by punishing, ~
46  ExII| terrifying us on all sides with fear of our neighbours.~One side
47  ExII|        of my sin: and my wounds fear to be touched.~However they
48  ExII|       room for conceits!~If any fear that Caesar’s anger sits
49   ExI|       fate’s ~the safest, since fear of a worse one is absent.~
50   ExI|        with quivering wings, in fear of the hawk~dares to seek
51   ExI|       revealing the signs of my fear,~and, like the snow the
52   ExI|       and a vain shadow instils fear in the nervous.~So, pierced
53   ExI|       because I think I need to fear you~whose love has granted
54 ExIII|      this bitter place.~Add our fear, walls battered at by enemies,~
55 ExIII|        to mind, but confused by fear, your voice~trembling, you’
56 ExIII|  imminent fall,~nervousness and fear empty the place.~What fearful
57 ExIII|         me because~of excessive fear and terror, not hatred of
58 ExIII|       to serve me:~they went in fear of the hostile gods.~They
59 ExIII| Hercules.~Livid malice, vice of fear, won’t show itself in noble~
60 ExIII|     believe there’s anything to fear in speaking to an exile?~
61 ExIII|    visible in my book.~Yet that fear of yours can’t be allowed
62  ExIV|      Euxine shores,~and live in fear of being wounded by Getic
63  ExIV|        t be so important)~Now I fear to trust my salvation to
64  ExIV|     Scythian climate, and how I fear the enemy nearby:~if the
65   Ind|       Book TI.I:70-128 He would fear the sky if he still lived.~