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Book, Verse grey = Comment text1 Note | Pharsalia" (or, "Civil War", as many scholars now prefer 2 Note | this period that the "Civil War"/"Pharsalia" was probably 3 Note | commentary "On the Civil War". Ten books are extant; 4 Note | account of the Roman Civil War. However, as a work of poetic 5 Note | powerful depiction of civil war and its consequences have 6 Bib | J.D.: "Lucan: The Civil War" (Loeb Classics Library, 7 Bib | Susan H.: "Lucan: Civil War" (Oxford University Press, 8 Bib | Trans.): "Caesar: The Civil War" (Penguin Classics, London, 9 Bib | contains "The Alexandrian War", "The African War", and " 10 Bib | Alexandrian War", "The African War", and "The Spanish War", 11 Bib | African War", and "The Spanish War", all anonymous.~ ~Getzer, 12 I, 26 | Wage this nefarious war, but not till then.~ ~ ~ ~ 13 I, 38(3) | the disasters of the Civil War were being compensated by 14 I, 41 | Prevailed not till the giant's war was done,~ ~ 15 I, 51 | Rome is gainer by the civil war.~ ~ 16 I, 71 | the temple of the God of War.~ ~ 17 I, 113 | delayed the advent of the war.~ ~ 18 I, 120 | Defeat in Parthia loosed the war in Rome.~ ~ 19 I, 135 | courage vent, and rushed to war.~ ~ ~ ~ 20 I, 147 | Had unlearned war; but thirsting for applause~ ~ 21 I, 179 | public life the seeds of war~ ~ 22 I, 208 | thousands saw their gain in war.~ ~ ~ ~ 23 I, 258 | War is our judge, and in the 24 I, 266 | dark morning of the civil war.~ ~ ~ ~ 25 I, 289 | By this path war advances." Thus they moan~ ~ 26 I, 296 | darkness, lo! the torch of war!~ ~ 27 I, 308(11)| effect a declaration of war; and Curio, after a last 28 I, 314 | Are laws in war: we driven from our homes;~ ~ 29 I, 350 | Fly? Though in adverse war~ ~ 30 I, 375 | cruel Sulla, nursed in civil war,~ ~ 31 I, 389 | least of long and toilsome war~ ~ 32 I, 407 | Caesar and the pride of war~ ~ 33 I, 446 | saw them welcome thus the war~ ~ 34 I, 482 | Except in mimic war now hurls the lance.~ ~ 35 I, 494 | Rejoicest that the war has left thy bounds.~ ~ 36 I, 506 | ye Druids 19, when the war was done,~ ~ 37 I, 528 | and heralding the coming war~ ~ 38 I, 545 | their hated order, as for war;~ ~ 39 I, 559 | the city gates and fled to war.~ ~ 40 I, 735 | journey on obscure? 'Tis war that comes,~ ~ 41 I, 736 | Fierce rabid war: the sword shall bear the 42 I, 743 | thy liberty through civil war."~ ~ ~ ~ 43 I, 767 | Of this foul war in foulest murder done.~ ~ 44 II, 50 | camp and setting forth to war,~ ~ 45 II, 57 | To wage a war with Rome: let Parthian 46 II, 73 | worth the price of civil war~ ~ 47 II, 78 | brought with it another civil war.~ ~ 48 II, 248 | to suffer; and the civil war~ ~ 49 II, 259 | reward as Sulla's wage the war."~ ~ 50 II, 280 | by thy presence purge the war of guilt?~ ~ 51 II, 287 | Shall Cato for war's sake make war alone?~ ~ 52 II, 287 | Cato for war's sake make war alone?~ ~ 53 II, 296 | virtue! All the fury of the war~ ~ 54 II, 310 | a citizen has joined the war?~ ~ 55 II, 324 | all wickedness is civil war,~ ~ 56 II, 333 | dividing seas to join the war?~ ~ 57 II, 347 | The war be robbed. I would that, 58 II, 353 | death the wounds of all the war!~ ~ 59 II, 361 | reign shall find no need for war.~ ~ 60 II, 367 | the youth to action in the war.~ ~ ~ ~ 61 II, 447 | for the central seat of war,~ ~ 62 II, 496 | Caesar, in rage for war, rejoicing found~ ~ 63 II, 499 | Were wasted: now the coming war was joined~ ~ 64 II, 506 | the earliest onset of the war~ ~ 65 II, 509 | And bolts of war to hurl upon the foe~ ~ 66 II, 531 | Caesar for the Parthian war 21;~ ~ 67 II, 531(21)| legion. When the Parthian war broke out and the Senate 68 II, 545 | Bear onward to the sea. The war shall stop~ ~ 69 II, 569 | traitor troops, foul crime in war,~ ~ 70 II, 588 | scenes, degenerate? Rather war,~ ~ 71 II, 605 | No war is this, but for offended 72 II, 616(27)| obtained his first triumph. The war with Sertorius lasted till 73 II, 621 | safety from the Parthian war~ ~ 74 II, 630 | peace because we lag in war.~ ~ 75 II, 725 | Sound with the war, all cities of the earth~ ~ 76 II, 774 | Wherein to wage the war, on chosen ships~ ~ 77 II, 812 | first bloodshed of the civil war~ ~ 78 III, 14 | blest inhabit, when the war began,~ ~ 79 III, 38 | kills not our pledges; civil war~ ~ 80 III, 41 | More bent on war, with mind assured of ill,~ ~ 81 III, 59 | Unless the war was finished with the stroke.~ ~ 82 III, 83 | Not armed for war, but as in time of peace~ ~ 83 III, 102 | city, since the Northern war~ ~ 84 III, 109 | This war is civil: else this coward 85 III, 144 | by our curses, sought the war~ ~ 86 III, 150 | other nations; wage the war on them --~ ~ 87 III, 171 | wealth, the seeds of direful war.~ ~ 88 III, 193 | Magnus' fortunes and the war,~ ~ 89 III, 206 | all Epirus rushes to the war.~ ~ 90 III, 255 | certain path to reach the war.~ ~ ~ ~ 91 III, 289 | with ardour for the Roman war~ ~ 92 III, 331 | chief so many kings made war;~ ~ 93 III, 363 | Have rushed to war, or should the giant brood~ ~ 94 III, 406 | Such be our civil war; not, Caesar, thine."~ ~ ~ ~ 95 III, 412 | Unsought the war ye longed for meets you 96 III, 421 | They shun the taint of war! Such prayer for peace~ ~ 97 III, 423 | Learn that not peace, but war within his ranks~ ~ 98 III, 482 | Spared in the former war, still dense it rose~ ~ 99 III, 579 | Boys not yet grown to war, and aged men,~ ~ 100 III, 624 | Draw close the war and drive us on the prows~ ~ 101 III, 627 | sea all covered with the war:~ ~ 102 III, 648 | On either side with equal war contends;~ ~ 103 III, 788 | friends, as some machine of war~ ~ 104 III, 828 | No longer was the war: the Grecian fleet~ ~ 105 IV | BOOK IV~ Caesar in Spain. War in the Adriatic Sea. Death 106 IV, 27 | Guiltless of war, the first day saw the hosts~ ~ 107 IV, 55 | fates and fashioned out the war.~ ~ 108 IV, 131 | groaning world from civil war.~ ~ ~ ~ 109 IV, 182 | That if Petreius held, the war must pass~ ~ 110 IV, 192 | the impious horror of the war.~ ~ 111 IV, 197(10)| the miseries of a civil war. "Victi victoresque in lacrumas 112 IV, 231 | deeds of prowess in the war,~ ~ 113 IV, 240 | words of wrath, to stir the war:~ ~ 114 IV, 253 | We wage a civil war. This name of peace~ ~ 115 IV, 310 | breast advancing; let the war~ ~ 116 IV, 391 | arms against thee; when the war,~ ~ 117 IV, 392 | This civil war, broke out, it found us 118 IV, 403 | prostrate on the field of war~ ~ 119 IV, 409 | prayer, remitting rights that war~ ~ 120 IV, 430 | 430 Of those who war! But these, their amour 121 IV, 452 | dread the event of civil war.~ ~ ~ ~ 122 IV, 546 | At least in war's blind cloud we shall not 123 IV, 593 | for fight: but first the war was stayed~ ~ 124 IV, 648 | Libyan fields ablaze with war.~ ~ 125 IV, 714 | feared, though then unused to war,~ ~ 126 IV, 781 | Roused him to war. For in the former year,~ ~ 127 IV, 787 | at the insult, came the war,~ ~ 128 IV, 820 | coming victory. In pretended war~ ~ 129 IV, 839 | that taints a Carthaginian war."~ ~ 130 IV, 908 | hast compelled this impious war~ ~ 131 IV, 911 | Is hid the war. 'Tis thus to suffering 132 IV, 932(27)| prime mover of the civil war. His arrival in Caesar's 133 V, 40 | are exiles. 3 Ignorant of war,~ ~ 134 V, 77 | Feared for the chances of the war, and sought~ ~ 135 V, 230 | Escap'st the threats of war: alive, in peace,~ ~ 136 V, 266 | ills of earth, the crash of war -- what god~ ~ 137 V, 277 | eagles to another world of war;~ ~ 138 V, 282 | hoped-for prize of this unholy war~ ~ 139 V, 310 | subdued? Thou giv'st us civil war~ ~ 140 V, 341 | Shall close the war." With threatening mien 141 V, 344 | but evil, thus may civil war~ ~ 142 V, 354 | and love the spoils of war.~ ~ 143 V, 371 | To stay the war; and flee, if such thy wish.~ ~ 144 V, 382 | The prize of war accomplished, who shall 145 V, 385 | despised in age and worn in war,~ ~ 146 V, 406 | arms who for so great a war~ ~ 147 V, 604 | Careless of war, he knew that civil strife~ ~ 148 V, 741 | From ocean's self at war: one billow forced~ ~ 149 V, 754 | Is due, and not to war, intrepid still~ ~ 150 V, 800 | 800 To crown the war, that Fortune and the deep~ ~ 151 V, 828 | And that the war for quick decision called~ ~ 152 V, 859 | On the eve of war to slumber at thy side,~ ~ 153 V, 862 | I fear in civil war to feel no loss~ ~ 154 VI, 5 | the glory of successful war~ ~ 155 VI, 25 | Not all the works of war, nor Time himself~ ~ 156 VI, 46 | any ponderous machine of war.~ ~ 157 VI, 66 | the haste and tumult of a war~ ~ 158 VI, 75 | created surface. Here the war~ ~ 159 VI, 176 | valourous deeds in civil war may be~ ~ 160 VI, 178 | His comrades from the war and sought in flight~ ~ 161 VI, 218 | And ramparted by war; in front and rear,~ ~ 162 VI, 242 | alone the wounds of all the war.~ ~ 163 VI, 268 | ye citizens; remove the war~ ~ 164 VI, 307 | Pompeius idly ceased from war,~ ~ 165 VI, 335 | The war more closely, he withdrew 166 VI, 348 | their fates. Thus had the war~ ~ 167 VI, 376 | Hesperia when the war began was mine;~ ~ 168 VI, 380 | 380 Be war from Rome, I'll cross the 169 VI, 384 | the evils of this impious war,~ ~ 170 VI, 469 | Omen of dreadful war; here first he learned,~ ~ 171 VI, 491 | Upon the final issue of the war.~ ~ 172 VI, 686 | To let the war pass by. Such deaths, she 173 VI, 850 | soldier perished (if the war~ ~ 174 VI, 926 | discord; and this impious war~ ~ 175 VII, 31 | battle lost, of death and war~ ~ 176 VII, 66 | murmured at the lengthy war.~ ~ ~ ~ 177 VII, 75 | voice of all. To him was war~ ~ 178 VII, 84 | Caesar plunge the world in war?~ ~ 179 VII, 93 | The war is waged, then give to us 180 VII, 110 | wound, the prizes of the war~ ~ 181 VII, 113 | bloodless victories in civil war~ ~ 182 VII, 120 | 120 Much of the war is done: the conscript youth~ ~ 183 VII, 133 | safety to the chance of war.~ ~ 184 VII, 198 | sacrifice in this thine impious war?~ ~ 185 VII, 244 | and fear the story of the war~ ~ 186 VII, 277 | Of imminent war, to win or lose it all.~ ~ 187 VII, 280 | 280 This civil war compelled: each instant 188 VII, 308 | This war, not Caesar, none were blameless 189 VII, 320 | 320 And scarcely armed for war, a dissonant crowd~ ~ 190 VII, 353 | Who when this war is done shall have the power~ ~ 191 VII, 409 | Of civil war ye asked for, is at hand.~ ~ 192 VII, 425 | Unasked the risks of war. Our soldiers boast~ ~ 193 VII, 460 | though free from sword and war~ ~ 194 VII, 474 | monuments -- 'twas civil war~ ~ 195 VII, 484 | A civil war again, thus deeply drank~ ~ 196 VII, 497 | War upon war laid nations at 197 VII, 497 | War upon war laid nations at thy feet~ ~ 198 VII, 557(20)| and by Caesar, "Civil War", Book III., 91. Caesar 199 VII, 577 | By civil war suffices spear nor lance,~ ~ 200 VII, 629 | Caesar's triumph: and the war~ ~ 201 VII, 640 | 640 Which civil war permits. Be all obscured~ ~ 202 VII, 645 | flaming with the rage of war,~ ~ 203 VII, 772 | given. Too little for the war~ ~ 204 VII, 808 | Doth stir the war and urge the foeman's arm,~ ~ 205 VII, 873 | prize for wickedness and war~ ~ 206 VII, 875 | masses heaped for need of war~ ~ 207 VII, 967 | the ghastly harvest of the war~ ~ 208 VII, 995 | cleansed from the curse of war?~ ~ 209 VII, 1022(30)| Alluding to the naval war waged by Sextus Pompeius 210 VIII, 30 | conquering navy and the Pontic war,~ ~ 211 VIII, 94 | hast no loss, nor has the war destroyed~ ~ 212 VIII, 119 | Who by this war hast vengeance on our vows,~ ~ 213 VIII, 140 | 140 The war renewing. Take, for all 214 VIII, 237(5) | to Rome, and in the civil war sided with Pompeius. He 215 VIII, 301 | faithful comrades mine in war and flight!~ ~ 216 VIII, 401 | our leader for the civil war:~ ~ 217 VIII, 424 | nor through the night of war~ ~ 218 VIII, 430 | battering engine or machine of war~ ~ 219 VIII, 445 | without such aid refuse the war?~ ~ 220 VIII, 474 | First to have waged the war upon ourselves,~ ~ 221 VIII, 495 | vengeance in the guise of war?~ ~ 222 VIII, 573 | Magnus owned not ere the war was done,~ ~ 223 VIII, 577 | slaughtered in the civil war~ ~ 224 VIII, 611 | War to thy kingdom? Ere the 225 VIII, 633 | or Egypt? O, may civil war~ ~ 226 VIII, 701 | ministering swords for civil war?~ ~ 227 VIII, 796 | Was peace or war, that tongue whose eloquent 228 VIII, 944 | conquered and the Alpine war,~ ~ 229 IX, 27 | poised and balanced, nor the war had given~ ~ 230 IX, 36 | for empire did he wage the war~ ~ 231 IX, 106 | brave the chances of the war~ ~ 232 IX, 110 | 110 Urge on the war; nor let some Caesar find~ ~ 233 IX, 241 | Knew when to sheath it; war did he prefer~ ~ 234 IX, 274 | of Magnus, not of civil war,~ ~ 235 IX, 280 | Pompeius' death shall close the war,~ ~ 236 IX, 292 | prime honour. Chance of war appoints~ ~ 237 IX, 299 | keep or save. That civil war~ ~ 238 IX, 316 | Ye flee the war, and on your abject necks~ ~ 239 IX, 355 | the active conduct of the war~ ~ 240 IX, 643 | To know the issues of the war, and learn~ ~ 241 IX, 652 | and customs, or the civil war~ ~ 242 IX, 701 | ever merited by successful war~ ~ 243 IX, 772 | Athena's bosom closed the war.~ ~ 244 IX, 1210 | 1210 An end upon the war. Here Magnus came~ ~ 245 IX, 1246 | Didst thou with impious war pursue the man~ ~ 246 IX, 1269 | The only prize that civil war affords~ ~ 247 X, 177 | armed, her guest in civil war!~ ~ 248 X, 202 | his breast was shamed of war~ ~ 249 X, 222 | And even in the midst of war's alarms~ ~ 250 X, 229 | fount of Nile -- and civil war~ ~ 251 X, 411 | the senate for the civil war~ ~ 252 X, 418 | for murder, but with open war~ ~ 253 X, 448 | hasty tumult to arouse the war:~ ~ 254 X, 472 | common soldier. To the civil war~ ~ 255 X, 488 | instruments of blood and war.~ ~ 256 X, 504 | Rome may cease from civil war;~ ~ 257 X, 571 | Wage ye the war?" But not the laws which 258 X, 582 | War hemmed them in, and weapons 259 X, 585 | the portal, nor machine of war;~ ~ 260 X, 592 | to attack from ships of war~ ~ 261 X, 616 | the crucial moment of the war.~ ~