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  1      I,    94   |      the prosperous; nor doth Fortune lend~ ~
  2      I,   181   |      potent nations: and when fortune poured~ ~
  3      I,   257   |         Farewell to treaties. Fortune, lead me on;~ ~
  4      I,   299   |      Scarce doubted more; and Fortune toiled to make~ ~
  5      I,   353   |                 And now, when fortune smiles and kindly gods~ ~
  6      I,   447   |                           And Fortune leading on, and favouring
  7     II,    16   |                  The sport of Fortune and her turning wheel?~ ~
  8     II,    47   |                         Still fortune hangs, nor yet the fight
  9     II,    84   |                             O Fortune! by the yielding soil concealed~ ~
 10     II,   111(2)|      city and his own changed fortune. (Plutarch, "Marius", 40.)~ ~
 11     II,   112   |       gathering 3, next, when Fortune smiled~ ~
 12     II,   156   |       end of life, when he at Fortune's hands~ ~
 13     II,   214   |                               Fortune, high goddess of Praeneste'
 14     II,   245   |                    Darling of Fortune', `Saviour of the State'?~ ~
 15     II,   257   |    these more powerful rivals Fortune calls~ ~
 16     II,   520   |              520 And Caesar's fortune, o'er their wavering faith.~ ~
 17     II,   582   |       better had he died, and fortune spared~ ~
 18     II,   640   |                      640 Does Fortune rule. Does he take heart
 19     II,   793   |                 Thus spake to Fortune: "Thou whose high decree~ ~
 20     II,   827   |       Tired of thy conquests, Fortune now no more~ ~
 21     II,   835   |                               Fortune on shores remote might hide
 22    III,    57   |              Not any gifts of Fortune now sufficed~ ~
 23    III,   108   | northern tribes conjoined; by Fortune's gift~ ~
 24    III,   334   |                          Thus Fortune called them: and a world
 25    III,   446   |                           And Fortune, hastening to lay the world~ ~
 26    III,   503   |       find no punishment? Yet fortune oft~ ~
 27     IV,   132   |      Thus for a little moment Fortune tried~ ~
 28     IV,   292   |           Gave thee no better fortune, nor the waves~ ~
 29     IV,   440   |                        440 If fortune never is to leave his side,~ ~
 30     IV,   448   |           And sons unlettered Fortune leaves him free~ ~
 31     IV,   453   |                  Not thus did Fortune upon Caesar smile~ ~
 32     IV,   555   |                         Thou, Fortune, dost prepare. What glorious
 33     IV,   831   |      Gushes a tide of poison. Fortune smiled~ ~
 34     IV,   888   |                 Such as their fortune promised, gazed the foe.~ ~
 35      V,     1   |        Thus had the smiles of Fortune and her frowns~ ~
 36      V,    50   |                        50 Let Fortune, smiling, give you courage
 37      V,    68   |                  And shame to Fortune, placed the diadem~ ~
 38      V,   243   |                          That Fortune's sword for civil strife
 39      V,   336   |         A thankless chief: as fortune's gift he takes~ ~
 40      V,   348   |          As was his wont, his fortune, and o'erjoyed~ ~
 41      V,   378   |                               Fortune shall find a man, to wield
 42      V,   408   |                               Fortune relieves me! for the hands
 43      V,   540   |                       540 (So Fortune ordered it) the mighty pair;~ ~
 44      V,   557   |                               Fortune demands the final stroke
 45      V,   586   |       slaves should dare not. Fortune for his guide,~ ~
 46      V,   669   |                          Whom fortune blesses e'en without a prayer.~ ~
 47      V,   680   |    The purpose of such havoc? Fortune seeks~ ~
 48      V,   765   |                               Fortune, that Caesar summoned to
 49      V,   775   |              Thus in a moment fortune, kingdoms, lands,~ ~
 50      V,   800   |    800 To crown the war, that Fortune and the deep~ ~
 51      V,   864   |          Lie hid, nor let the fortune of thy lord~ ~
 52      V,   885   |       Even while you pray for fortune? And suppose~ ~
 53     VI,     9   |                   And all his fortune hang upon the throw.~ ~
 54     VI,   188   |                               Fortune denies: at least my fall
 55     VI,   227   |    That bristled in his body. Fortune saw~ ~
 56     VI,   702   |                               Fortune now guides the issue. Not
 57     VI,   935   |                 Complained of fortune. Scipio bewailed~ ~
 58    VII,    28   |                          Kind Fortune gave. Break not his latest
 59    VII,    79   |                               Fortune, Pompeius, for her gifts
 60    VII,   106   |                           Let Fortune roll the nations of the
 61    VII,   130   |                130 Do thou, O Fortune, of the Roman state~ ~
 62    VII,   177   |                           Yet Fortune failed not, as they sought
 63    VII,   276   |       Is come, which puts his fortune on the risk~ ~
 64    VII,   493   |        Such heroes lost, when Fortune's ruthless hand~ ~
 65    VII,   575   |                   And wayward Fortune upon whom she wills~ ~
 66    VII,   590   |                       590 Nor Fortune lingered, but decreed the
 67    VII,   749   |        Such be our doom; yet, Fortune, sharing not~ ~
 68    VII,   797   |                  Or smiles of Fortune; in triumphant days~ ~
 69    VII,   819   |      happiness? Trust thou in Fortune yet,~ ~
 70    VII,   855   |                         While Fortune glowed and terror filled
 71    VII,   955   |                            No fortune favours, and our Mother
 72   VIII,    34   |      When power has perished. Fortune's latest hour,~ ~
 73   VIII,    79   |                            By Fortune dealt, inheritress of fame~ ~
 74   VIII,    95   |                 Aught save my fortune. If for that thy grief~ ~
 75   VIII,   109   |         Twas through her that Fortune gained~ ~
 76   VIII,   217   |      My course was sure: now, Fortune, where thou wilt~ ~
 77   VIII,   371   |                Then must kind Fortune vindicate my lot~ ~
 78   VIII,   380   |      no cure for wounds? Does Fortune drive~ ~
 79   VIII,   413   |       And join with thine his fortune? Nay, not so~ ~
 80   VIII,   575   |           Trusting no more to Fortune, now he seeks~ ~
 81   VIII,   617   |                          Whom fortune favours. Faith her friends
 82   VIII,   697   |      For carnage. Didst thou, Fortune, for the sake~ ~
 83   VIII,   714   |          To yield his life to fortune; closed his eyes~ ~
 84   VIII,   725   |                         While fortune smiled: but for the ills
 85   VIII,   816   | witness! Such the faith which Fortune kept~ ~
 86   VIII,   824   |               In misery. Long Fortune held the hand~ ~
 87   VIII,   830   |   Some scanty rites to Magnus Fortune gave,~ ~
 88   VIII,   847   |   misty stars obscure: "Here, Fortune, lies~ ~
 89   VIII,   895   |         Enkindled. And should Fortune grant return~ ~
 90   VIII,   924   |                 And art thou, Fortune, pleased that such a spot~ ~
 91   VIII,  1010   |                          1010 Fortune lies with thee in thy lowly
 92     IX,    69   |     Of that unhallowed rite, "Fortune, didst thou~ ~
 93     IX,   258   |                      If cruel Fortune doth reserve for me~ ~
 94     IX,   287   |                          Does Fortune threaten us with the savage
 95     IX,   298   |                            Of fortune rules the world, and none
 96     IX,   664   |                 Do injury? Do Fortune's threats avail~ ~
 97     IX,   699   |      Yield, famous ancestors! Fortune, not worth~ ~
 98     IX,  1037   |                               Fortune to strike: he only at the
 99     IX,  1045   |                           Did Fortune, wearied of their perils,
100     IX,  1261   |                     Did cruel Fortune spare, what depth of shame~ ~
101      X,    23   |    The famed Pellaean robber, fortune's friend,~ ~
102      X,    27   |               Still spared by Fortune to these tyrant days:~ ~
103      X,   409   |              That blood which Fortune purposed should bedew~ ~
104      X,   464   |       For deeds of blood, and Fortune to our hands~ ~
105      X,   590   |     590 The fates forbad, and Fortune from their hands~ ~
106      X,   641   |  Would make fit sacrifice! So Fortune deemed;~ ~