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  1      I,   308(11)|      carried a resolution that Pompeius and Caesar should lay their
  2      I,   308(11)|     the Senate, and who placed Pompeius in command of the legions
  3      I,   359    |                    Their loved Pompeius ever at the helm?~ ~
  4      I,   365    |         Who hath forgotten how Pompeius' bands~ ~
  5      I,   368(14)|       three years before this. Pompeius, then sole Consul, had surrounded
  6      I,   577    |      This one excuse was left; Pompeius fled.~ ~
  7     II           |         BOOK II~ The Flight of Pompeius~ ~ ~ ~ ~
  8     II,    63    |    Here, and the Dacian there; Pompeius meet~ ~
  9     II,   275    |                                Pompeius others, follow in the fight,~ ~
 10     II,   313    |                                Pompeius, with the Consul in his
 11     II,   370(14)|       while Cato hurried after Pompeius.~ ~
 12     II,   444    |                      Meanwhile Pompeius led his trembling host~ ~
 13     II,   531(21)|      campaign with the Nervii, Pompeius had lent him a legion. When
 14     II,   531(21)|        supply a legion for it, Pompeius demanded the return of the
 15     II,   591    |                                Pompeius, ignorant that his captain
 16     II,   616(27)|     Carbo had been defeated by Pompeius in 81 B.C., in which occasion
 17     II,   616(27)|        B.C., in which occasion Pompeius had, at the early age of
 18     II,   616(27)|      lasted till 71 B.C., when Pompeius and Metellus triumphed in
 19     II,   636    |                                Pompeius, aims at that. Both Consuls
 20     II,   650(29)|                    In B.C. 67, Pompeius swept the pirates off the
 21     II,   655(30)|       From B.C. 66 to B.C. 63, Pompeius conquered Mithridates, Syria
 22     II,   663    |                        To fear Pompeius: and far Baetis' 32 stream,~ ~
 23     II,   771    |                      This when Pompeius saw, with anxious care~ ~
 24     II,   805    |         And held the open: and Pompeius' flight~ ~
 25    III,    28(3) |     case; and, as referring to Pompeius, doomed, like Cornelia's
 26    III,   189    |               And borne before Pompeius when he came~ ~
 27    III,   246    |                                Pompeius' fated camp: nor held them
 28    III,   333    |       And thus in language. To Pompeius' death~ ~
 29     IV,   899    |                        To save Pompeius and the Senate's cause.~ ~ ~ ~
 30      V,    40(3) |       only whom it had, before Pompeius' flight, declared public
 31      V,    47(4) |    says there were senators in Pompeius' camp, out of a total of
 32      V,    47(4) |        the Consulars were with Pompeius.~ ~
 33      V,    54    |                         Decree Pompeius leader." With applause~ ~
 34      V,    71    |      The fatal gift gave, too, Pompeius' life;~ ~
 35      V,    72(5) |       Caesar would have killed Pompeius if young Ptolemy had not
 36      V,   488    |        To Grecian cities; else Pompeius' oars,~ ~
 37      V,   545    |                      Nor e'er, Pompeius, since that distant day~ ~
 38      V,   760    |                            760 Pompeius yields me place; the people'
 39      V,   930    |      Returning. Yet she feared Pompeius lost~ ~
 40     VI,    52    |         As in a line of toils. Pompeius lacked~ ~
 41     VI,    81    |                       At first Pompeius knew not: so the hind~ ~
 42     VI,   103    |                     Pressed by Pompeius' steeds, whose horny hoofs~ ~
 43     VI,   143    |       with plenty.~ ~ ~ ~ When Pompeius first~ ~
 44     VI,   189    |                     Praised by Pompeius. Break ye with your breasts~ ~
 45     VI,   237    |                                Pompeius' way to freedom. Now he
 46     VI,   282    |    Great Scaeva vanquished; if Pompeius seeks~ ~
 47     VI,   289    |                       Thus was Pompeius' glory spared the stain~ ~
 48     VI,   307    |                      Repulsed, Pompeius idly ceased from war,~ ~
 49     VI,   338    |                                Pompeius hurled his host upon their
 50     VI,   369    |                        Then to Pompeius came (whose mind was bent~ ~
 51     VI,   967(44)|    book, in which the shade of Pompeius was to foretell his fate
 52     VI,   972(45)|      Munda; Sextus at Miletus; Pompeius himself, of course, in Egypt.~ ~ ~ ~
 53    VII,     8    |    Might fall undimmed.~ ~ ~ ~ Pompeius on that morn,~ ~
 54    VII,    16(4) |                                Pompeius triumphed first in 81 B.C.
 55    VII,    16(4) |    till 71 B.C., in which year Pompeius was elected Consul along
 56    VII,    55    |       The world to ruin) round Pompeius' tent~ ~
 57    VII,    61    |                                Pompeius fears!" they cry. "He's
 58    VII,    79    |                       Fortune, Pompeius, for her gifts to thee~ ~
 59    VII,   100    |    wait your answer."~ ~ ~ But Pompeius groaned;~ ~
 60    VII,   131    |                     Who mad'st Pompeius guardian, from his hands~ ~
 61    VII,   161    |                   Is bent upon Pompeius, and on Rome.~ ~
 62    VII,   226    |         The arms of Caesar and Pompeius meet~ ~
 63    VII,   247    |                      Thus far, Pompeius, shall that prayer be given.~ ~ ~ ~
 64    VII,   328    |                                Pompeius' hundred pageants scarce
 65    VII,   331    |      One drop of blood to make Pompeius chief~ ~
 66    VII,   374    |                                Pompeius' sword drank deep Italian
 67    VII,   399    |                       But when Pompeius saw the hostile troops~ ~
 68    VII,   557(20)|      is recorded by Plutarch ("Pompeius", 71), and by Caesar, "Civil
 69    VII,   580    |                  580 But while Pompeius' ranks, shield wedged to
 70    VII,   593    |                                Pompeius' horse was ranged upon the
 71    VII,   631    |      Where stood the chosen of Pompeius' force,~ ~
 72    VII,   677    |              First of all men, Pompeius' name except,~ ~
 73    VII,   679(23)|        most probable refuge of Pompeius. Caesar entrusted Brutus
 74    VII,   703    |       Domitius, there? And did Pompeius name~ ~
 75    VII,   710    |                 710 With great Pompeius for my leader still,~ ~
 76    VII,   752    |                        Now saw Pompeius, grieving, that the gods~ ~
 77    VII,   764    |      To share their evil fate, Pompeius did.~ ~
 78    VII,   779    |                     So thought Pompeius; nor the foeman's sword~ ~
 79    VII,   792    |                                Pompeius fled, his mighty soul prepared~ ~
 80    VII,   829    |                      Thy gift, Pompeius; and a fitting place~ ~
 81    VII,   844    |    Thus gave him kingdoms; but Pompeius fled~ ~
 82    VII,   865    |                         And of Pompeius here awaits its lords.~ ~
 83    VII,  1022(30)|      naval war waged by Sextus Pompeius after Caesar's death. He
 84   VIII           |            BOOK VIII~ Death of Pompeius~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 85   VIII,     2    |                                Pompeius, aiming for Haemonian glens~ ~
 86   VIII,    24    |             Too long had great Pompeius from the height~ ~
 87   VIII,    69    |                                Pompeius treading the lone waste
 88   VIII,    90    |                   90 Now first Pompeius for himself alone~ ~
 89   VIII,   147    |     faith still lingered, thus Pompeius said:~ ~
 90   VIII,   237(5) |       the civil war sided with Pompeius. He was at Pharsalia.~ ~
 91   VIII,   257(7) |                                Pompeius seems to have induced the
 92   VIII,   267    |                        Who but Pompeius soothed the kindling fires~ ~
 93   VIII,   278    |                                Pompeius' vessel skirts the foamy
 94   VIII,   291    |   sailed he onward.~ ~ ~ ~ Did Pompeius hope,~ ~
 95   VIII,   300    |                  300 At length Pompeius thus resolved his thoughts:~ ~
 96   VIII,   348(11)|       believe it possible that Pompeius ever contemplated taking
 97   VIII,   348(11)| dissuaded him from doing so. ("Pompeius", 76). Mommsen (vol. iv.,
 98   VIII,   348(11)|        from Parthia only could Pompeius have attempted to seek support,
 99   VIII,   395    |                     Nor think, Pompeius, thou shalt plead thy cause~ ~
100   VIII,   452    |             Is thy worst doom, Pompeius; but no death~ ~
101   VIII,   517    |                                Pompeius' voice was quelled.~ ~ ~ ~
102   VIII,   522    |                                Pompeius sailing, left at length
103   VIII,   608    |        Rome 'neath the ruin of Pompeius lies:~ ~
104   VIII,   636    |             Held worlds apart! Pompeius, great in soul,~ ~
105   VIII,   706    |                        Severed Pompeius' neck. And what shall be~ ~
106   VIII,   736    |    prove their love." Thus did Pompeius die,~ ~
107   VIII,   817    |                With prosperous Pompeius to the end.~ ~
108   VIII,   833    |            Quaestor, he joined Pompeius on thy shore,~ ~
109   VIII,   848    |                                Pompeius, thine: no costly incense
110   VIII,   871    |               Yet happier than Pompeius in thy death,~ ~
111   VIII,   890    |                  890 Withdraw, Pompeius. Injuries dealt by fate~ ~
112   VIII,   965(23)|      it was desired to prevent Pompeius from interfering in the
113   VIII,   979    |                                Pompeius' ashes: in a foreign land~ ~
114   VIII,   990(25)|      the spot to the memory of Pompeius some sixty years after this
115   VIII,  1005    |                     Thy grave, Pompeius; and shall worship more~ ~
116   VIII,  1024    |                       Of great Pompeius, be believed no more~ ~
117     IX,    16    |                                Pompeius' spirit. When with heavenly
118     IX,    32    |                       Bound to Pompeius. Rome in him received~ ~
119     IX,    82    |                                Pompeius has such funeral. And shall
120     IX,    89    |                                Pompeius' image, and upon thy soul~ ~
121     IX,    95    |                       Recalls, Pompeius! Now the flame sinks down~ ~
122     IX,   100    |                            100 Pompeius' victory, nor the frequent
123     IX,   107    |                       And bear Pompeius' standard through the world.~ ~
124     IX,   112    |              Still one in whom Pompeius' blood shall run.~ ~
125     IX,   115    |        To join the combat; for Pompeius calls.~ ~
126     IX,   223    |       warm Matinum.~ ~ ~ ~ Yet Pompeius' shade~ ~
127     IX,   249    |                       Now when Pompeius has been reft away~ ~
128     IX,   265    |        Weary of warfare, since Pompeius' fall,~ ~
129     IX,   270    |     270 For Ocean theft again; Pompeius gone,~ ~
130     IX,   280    |                    280 Nor yet Pompeius' death shall close the war,~ ~
131     IX,   300    |                300 Which while Pompeius lived was loyalty~ ~
132     IX,   311    |                        But for Pompeius! For that now no more~ ~
133     IX,   326(8) |         which by the murder of Pompeius they had obtained.~ ~
134     IX,   432    |                                Pompeius 11 stayed the fleet, nor
135     IX,   704    |        Libya's bounds, than in Pompeius' car~ ~
136     IX,  1200    |     Bearing his dreadful gift, Pompeius' head,~ ~
137      X,    87    |           In palace haunted by Pompeius' shade,~ ~
138      X,   119    |                     That shore Pompeius' head! And now he threats~ ~
139      X,   404    |    frenzied still; since great Pompeius fell~ ~
140      X,   455    |                                Pompeius fallen makes us too sublime.~ ~
141      X,   459    |                        Not all Pompeius' ashes. Peer to him~ ~
142      X,   469    |       Shall love us, guilty of Pompeius' fall.~ ~
143      X,   543    |       By Haemus' mount against Pompeius chief,~ ~
144      X,   638    |                         Atone, Pompeius; but the gods forbid~ ~
145      X,   665    |                     Drove back Pompeius as he trod the breach....~ ~ ~