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  1      I,     5    |              Of all the shaken earth bent on the fray;~ ~
  2      I,    80    |    long the mightiest lords of earth;~ ~
  3      I,    87    |           Plunge in the ocean. Earth shall then no more~ ~
  4      I,    96    | sovereign power that rules the earth and sea,~ ~
  5      I,   103    |           For while the Sea on Earth and Earth on Air~ ~
  6      I,   103    |     while the Sea on Earth and Earth on Air~ ~
  7      I,   124    |          The mighty realm that earth and sea contained,~ ~
  8      I,   155    |      leaders, by its weight to earth~ ~
  9      I,   322    |            That little nook of earth? One paltry fight~ ~
 10      I,   580    |      580 The angry gods filled earth and air and sea~ ~
 11      I,   595    |            Hid by the shade of earth, grew pale and wan.~ ~
 12      I,   610    |                            610 Earth tottered on its base: the
 13      I,   626    |     voices; spirits walked the earth:~ ~
 14      I,   638    |                   And from the earth arising Sulla's 25 ghost~ ~
 15      I,   671    |          And lays them deep in earth, with muttered words~ ~
 16      I,   713    |                          Shall Earth yawn open and engulph the
 17     II,    69    |             And falling on the earth in flaming bolts,~ ~
 18     II,   160    |                         160 Of Earth and all her nations almost
 19     II,   181    |        down upon the unpitying earth,~ ~
 20     II,   220    |                        220 And Earth upheaved, have laid such
 21     II,   271    |               Took flight from earth, now finds its only home,~ ~
 22     II,   302    |   lower air that verges on the earth~ ~
 23     II,   329    |        fall headlong, and when earth~ ~
 24     II,   461    |     than all the rivers of the earth,~ ~
 25     II,   468    |                      Of inmost earth were rapt all other floods,~ ~
 26     II,   515    | Storm-king smitten, should the earth~ ~
 27     II,   556    |        is passed, no stream on earth~ ~
 28     II,   713    |        the far recesses of the earth,~ ~
 29     II,   725    |     the war, all cities of the earth~ ~
 30     II,   750    |               750 Mountains of earth down to the sandy depths~ ~
 31    III,    11    |        Rose through the gaping earth, and from her tomb~ ~
 32    III,    81    |        moisture on the teeming earth.~ ~
 33    III,   192    |   Meanwhile all nations of the earth were moved~ ~
 34    III,   243    |                           From Earth permitting; and with rival
 35    III,   253    |      trembling with the shaken earth.~ ~
 36    III,   299    |      flows and Tigris, and did earth~ ~
 37    III,   303    |                  Drawn down by earth in covered depths is plunged~ ~
 38    III,   398    |                     To dig the earth and lap the scanty pool;~ ~
 39    III,   451    |                             On earth and brushwood stood, a timber
 40    III,   516    |       burst the caverns of the earth and forced~ ~
 41    III,   544    |                  Advanced with earth besprinkled: underneath~ ~
 42     IV,     1    |     the distant regions of the earth~ ~
 43     IV,    77    |         Was driven; nor on mid earth sank the clouds~ ~
 44     IV,    85    |                                Earth from the heavens; till pressed
 45     IV,    86    |       In densest volume to the earth they pour~ ~
 46     IV,   115    |                     The lowest earth beneath the snowy zone~ ~
 47     IV,   118    |        Sprouts from the frozen earth; but standing ice~ ~
 48     IV,   126    |       longer reaching; and the earth,~ ~
 49     IV,   254    |  slavery. Ne'er from depths of earth,~ ~
 50     IV,   336    |        tears the bowels of the earth for gold.~ ~
 51     IV,   345    |       their aid. Damp clods of earth~ ~
 52     IV,   428    |         And simplest fruits of earth. The flood, the field~ ~
 53     IV,   454    |            In all the parts of earth; 13 but 'gainst his arms~ ~
 54     IV,   463    |         But for his steeds the earth no forage gave,~ ~
 55     IV,   614    |     Phasis' fields the sons of earth,~ ~
 56     IV,   661    |                                Earth still another monster brought
 57     IV,   666(17)|    field where all the sons of earth Mustered against the gods,
 58     IV,   675    |        strength upon the naked earth.~ ~
 59     IV,   678    |                            The earth that gave him strength,
 60     IV,   683    |       sea of monsters. Down on earth~ ~
 61     IV,   689    |    standing only on his parent earth~ ~
 62     IV,   708    |                        The dry earth drank his sweat, while in
 63     IV,   718    |                          Which earth bestowed, the other with
 64     IV,   726    | strength renewed; all that the earth,~ ~
 65     IV,   735    |       Still struggling for the earth: but she no more~ ~
 66     IV,   739    |                    Trusted the earth and laid the giant down.~ ~
 67     IV,   890    |     lopped asunder, though the earth so~ ~
 68      V,    86    |                Poured o'er the earth her billows, rose alone,~ ~
 69      V,   106    |          Sent here to rule the earth with mystic power,~ ~
 70      V,   125    |      waves of Salamis: 11 when earth~ ~
 71      V,   266    |                    All ills of earth, the crash of war -- what
 72      V,   416    |        Lie, traitors, prone on earth, stretch out the neck~ ~
 73      V,   705    |     lofty peaks did vanquished earth resign!~ ~
 74      V,   713    |                            The earth and sea one second kingdom
 75      V,   771    |                    And all the earth shall honour." Thus he spake,~ ~
 76     VI,    29    |     one short bridge of narrow earth~ ~
 77     VI,    77    |            In all the parts of earth; the host foredoomed~ ~
 78     VI,   102    |            For there the weary earth of produce failed~ ~
 79     VI,   550    |    couch unites. All things on earth~ ~
 80     VI,   572    |         Ebb from their course; earth's axes, else unmoved,~ ~
 81     VI,   574    |          Has tottered, and the earth's compacted frame~ ~
 82     VI,   601    |       descending nearer to the earth~ ~
 83     VI,   650    |        a corpse upon the naked earth~ ~
 84     VI,   671    |    Titan's chariot beneath our earth~ ~
 85     VI,   732    |    shall be swiftly thine; for earth and air~ ~
 86     VI,   768    |     the passage of the dead to earth,~ ~
 87     VI,   826    |             And Pluto, king of earth, whose weary soul~ ~
 88     VI,   830(39)|       Luna in heaven, Diana on earth, and Proserpine in the lower
 89     VI,   876    | banquet that beneath the solid earth~ ~
 90     VI,   884    |            At whose dread name earth trembles; who can look~ ~
 91     VI,   896    |                Leaped from the earth erect the living man.~ ~
 92     VI,   900    |        seized upon him, to the earth~ ~
 93     VI,   974    |    burial-place -- nor has the earth for you~ ~
 94    VII,     7    |      his light upon Thessalian earth~ ~
 95    VII,   106    |        roll the nations of the earth~ ~
 96    VII,   116    |                  Have snatched earth's crop half-grown, in vain
 97    VII,   159    |       and sky descend upon the earth~ ~
 98    VII,   189    |         Scarce lifted from the earth; bedewed with tears;~ ~
 99    VII,   211    |   blood of sires and brothers, earth and air~ ~
100    VII,   223    |     the rise of Aponus 11 from earth,~ ~
101    VII,   237    |     mark the great ones of the earth!~ ~
102    VII,   324    |                Sweeps from the earth the enemies of Rome.~ ~
103    VII,   358    |             Here on Thessalian earth? To-day we reap~ ~
104    VII,   477    |                    Not all the earth can furnish her with men:~ ~
105    VII,   511    |                    To furthest Earth beyond the Tigris' stream,~ ~
106    VII,   561    |        Roman blood Thessalia's earth.~ ~
107    VII,   571    |        Borne back from all the earth they shook for fear.~ ~ ~ ~
108    VII,   720    |    entrails forth: one fell to earth~ ~
109    VII,   723    |          That it transfixed to earth. Here from the veins~ ~
110    VII,   931    |                    Laid in the earth the Roman consul dead,~ ~
111    VII,   949    |     When all shall crumble, 28 earth and rolling seas~ ~
112    VII,   955    |        favours, and our Mother Earth~ ~
113    VII,   965    |                            The earth is ravished, and th' unburied
114    VII,   968    |         Came all the beasts of earth whose facile sense~ ~
115    VII,  1000    |      shall flow upon thy fated earth~ ~
116    VII,  1019    |                    Let not all earth be cursed, though not all~ ~
117   VIII,    67    |        her heart, and prone on earth she lay~ ~
118   VIII,   114    |     faith to thee, and all the earth~ ~
119   VIII,   148    |                                Earth has for me no dearer land
120   VIII,   235    |                   Lords of the earth and all her Orient realms,~ ~
121   VIII,   351    |    Caesar peoples from another earth~ ~
122   VIII,   355    |                             Of earth, as known to men. The kings
123   VIII,   448    |           Shall some barbarian earth or lowly grave~ ~
124   VIII,   556    |       happy. As the stars from earth~ ~
125   VIII,   919    |            Commits them to the earth; and lest some breeze~ ~
126   VIII,   940    |      His title, peoples of the earth would fear~ ~
127   VIII,  1013    |   Conquerors' altars. There in earth~ ~
128     IX,     8    |      the orbit of the moon and earth~ ~
129     IX,   111    |    empire, while shall live on earth~ ~
130     IX,   182    |       great a prize; to lay in earth the limbs~ ~
131     IX,   369    |   uncertain shape; the land by earth~ ~
132     IX,   450    |       serpents fouls the dusty earth.~ ~
133     IX,   483(12)|      For they all say that the earth is divided into three parts,
134     IX,   529    |      will o'er the defenceless earth.~ ~
135     IX,   531    |      whirling circles, but the earth was swept~ ~
136     IX,   559    |   storm prone fell the host to earth~ ~
137     IX,   561    |                   Gripping the earth: for not their weight alone~ ~
138     IX,   566    |       storm, a growing bank of earth~ ~
139     IX,   571    |      Beheld the ruins. All the earth was hid~ ~
140     IX,   575    |       the circle of the Libyan earth~ ~
141     IX,   578    |              And rose upon the earth the flaming day,~ ~
142     IX,   644    |     the Syrtes. For to whom on earth~ ~
143     IX,   676    |                             In earth and air and sea and starry
144     IX,   812(22)|      idea seems to be that the earth, bulging at the equator,
145     IX,   816    |   South, she hastens. Yet that earth,~ ~
146     IX,   908    |                    Flowed upon earth: yet seemed it not that
147     IX,   942    |                    Burdens the earth: and there, to beasts and
148     IX,   983    |      gave them peace. The very earth~ ~
149     IX,  1046    |   unharmed of all who till the earth,~ ~
150     IX,  1109    |                 Once more were earth, and in the distance rose~ ~
151     IX,  1297    |            Not merely that the earth may hide your guilt,~ ~
152      X,    26    |   should be scattered o'er the earth, repose,~ ~
153      X,    37    |                   Curse of all earth and thunderbolt of ill~ ~
154      X,   121    |     Twas shame enough upon the earth and thee~ ~
155      X,   185    |    piled the banquet sought in earth and air~ ~
156      X,   234    |        on these wonders of the earth~ ~
157      X,   289    |          Thus for the needs of earth should flow the Nile.~ ~ ~ ~
158      X,   300    |                300 Deep in the earth, within whose mighty jaws~ ~
159      X,   317    |     Creation's age has passed, earth's veins by chance~ ~
160      X,   328    |       mystery, and to furthest earth~ ~
161      X,   332    |        Reached, to the ends of earth; and necks of kings~ ~
162      X,   370    |    from the Lion to the fervid earth. 20~ ~
163      X,   370(20)|       sun (in Leo) strikes the earth with direct rays.~ ~
164      X,   384    |              Where shelves the earth) thy billows shall be plunged~ ~
165      X,   572    |               All nations upon earth, nor sacred rights,~ ~
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