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 1      I,    79    |        away.~ ~ ~ ~ By envious fate's decrees~ ~
 2      I,   127    |                     Cut off by fate unpitying6, the bond~ ~
 3      I,   288    |                   For when the fate of Rome is in the scale~ ~
 4      I,   297    |             For by the hand of Fate is swift dispersed~ ~
 5      I,   329    |        be unpunished. Yet 'tis fate~ ~
 6      I,   426    |                 To follow thee fate gives me now the power:~ ~
 7      I,   661    |                            And fate's predictions; who from
 8      I,   742    |   slaughter, and (for such thy fate)~ ~
 9      I,   763    |        From Thracia brought by fate's command. And now~ ~
10     II,   105    |                          Which fate demanded. By the sea's despite~ ~
11     II,   110    |      110 Each from the other's fate some solace drew,~ ~
12     II,   111(2) |       not inaptly compared the fate of that city and his own
13     II,   325    |        the paths marked out by fate~ ~
14     II,   625    |       But if among my triumphs fate has said~ ~
15    III,    23    | accomplish, and the threads of fate~ ~
16    III,   277    |   blazing pyre, and conquering fate,~ ~
17    III,   348    |            To follow right not fate; but first of all~ ~
18    III,   383    |     Safe: and should favouring fate preserve our walls~ ~
19    III,   404    |         hands shall pray their fate,~ ~
20    III,   772    |    frequent deed; but this his fate:~ ~
21     IV,   218    |    coming centuries! Ah, cruel fate!~ ~
22     IV,   264    |   callest, Magnus, ignorant of fate,~ ~
23     IV,   307    |   grown, and rushed upon their fate;~ ~
24     IV,   531    |                      Of coming fate Volteius, great of soul,~ ~
25     IV,   539    |    waits them. Summon your own fate,~ ~
26     IV,   545    |  choose for death; desire what fate decrees.~ ~
27     IV,   575    |   handful lost. For me, should fate~ ~
28     IV,   841    |          And gave the youth to fate; and civil strife~ ~
29     IV,   851    |                  All see their fate in one dread moment come.~ ~
30     IV,   872    |        Stood there to meet his fate -- no doubtful end~ ~
31      V,    75    |     sort, against their hidden fate~ ~
32      V,   105    |                  Once sung, is fate. Haply some part of Jove~ ~
33      V,   160    |        160 Disclosed enough of fate, and thus the gods~ ~
34      V,   212    |      Struggled for light; each fate required a voice;~ ~
35      V,   240    |      stars in doubt on Magnus' fate~ ~
36      V,   279    |    back the prosperous tide of fate.~ ~
37      V,   376    |       me then to battle and to fate!~ ~
38      V,   393    |              Stoop not so low; fate has no time to judge~ ~
39      V,   547    |                    By pitiless fate away, nor left a pledge,~ ~
40      V,   566    |                          Which fate allotted us. Upon the waves~ ~
41      V,   756    |                            Let fate cut short the deeds that
42      V,   789    |     Deserving held to join his fate with thine?~ ~
43      V,   795    |       must bear what chance or fate may bring,~ ~
44      V,   839    |                   A pause from Fate! But at the close of night,~ ~
45      V,   907    |      couch and rushed upon her fate;~ ~
46     VI,   365    |       blotted from the book of fate.~ ~ ~ ~
47     VI,   388    |       for Emathia, the land by fate~ ~
48     VI,   493    |      beneath the shadow of the fate~ ~
49     VI,   502    |              Sick of uncertain fate, by fear compelled,~ ~
50     VI,   964    |       shall rest (the leaders' fate)~ ~
51     VI,   967(44)|   Pompeius was to foretell his fate to Sextus.~ ~
52    VII,     2(1) |    methinks, a morning full of fate!~ ~ It riseth slowly, as
53    VII,    26    |      Misleading; or as envious Fate forbade~ ~
54    VII,    38    |                 Though sure of fate to come! Thou marchest on~ ~
55    VII,    87    |  conquests! Where thy trust in Fate,~ ~
56    VII,   125    |                           When fate commands it and the moment
57    VII,   334    |       Those whom they know. My fate is in the hands~ ~
58    VII,   395    |                             In fate they put their trust. Nor,
59    VII,   524    |             Held by a kindlier fate in despot rule!~ ~
60    VII,   717    |                  Meet for each fate, or sing the wound that
61    VII,   764    |            To share their evil fate, Pompeius did.~ ~
62    VII,   777    | vanquished host that rushed on fate declared.~ ~
63    VII,   799    |             Of thine impending fate, thou partest free~ ~
64    VII,   839    |     nations call and challenge fate again.~ ~
65   VIII,    55    |         Aught of thy husband's fate.~ ~ ~ ~ Behold the boat~ ~
66   VIII,   157    |                    To prove my fate. Farewell thou happiest
67   VIII,   234    |                   Cast down by fate, in exile, still there stood,~ ~
68   VIII,   348    |          Yet now their emulous fate~ ~
69   VIII,   354    |                                Fate, bear our shipwrecked fortunes
70   VIII,   453    |      Awaits Cornelia -- such a fate for her~ ~
71   VIII,   576    |     nation which may share his fate.~ ~
72   VIII,   598    |       cause. This sword, which fate~ ~
73   VIII,   763    |       your cruelty withhold my fate?~ ~
74   VIII,   789    |      impious boy (ah! shameful fate)~ ~
75   VIII,   890    |    Pompeius. Injuries dealt by fate~ ~
76   VIII,   968    |       his flood. What grievous fate~ ~
77     IX,   204    |        Meanwhile, when Magnus' fate was known, the air~ ~
78     IX,   465    |  serpent void his venom; by my fate~ ~
79     IX,   479    |     toil: then reckless of his fate he strode~ ~
80     IX,   718    |      chieftain saw that speedy fate~ ~
81     IX,   749    |           Was death permitted? Fate delayed no more.~ ~
82     IX,   927    |                Lo! a different fate,~ ~
83     IX,   975    |          And such had been thy fate!~ ~ ~ ~ Whoe'er had thought~ ~
84     IX,   976    |     had strength o'er death or fate?~ ~
85     IX,  1001    |                    Descend our fate! Not, Africa, of thee~ ~
86     IX,  1037    |      to strike: he only at the fate~ ~
87     IX,  1092    |   spreads the poison: nor does fate permit~ ~
88     IX,  1158    |       all things from allotted fate~ ~
89     IX,  1245    |        on Pharsalia's field. O fate most hard!~ ~
90     IX,  1260    |     From thine arbitrament his fate. What crime~ ~
91      X,    24    |                Snatched off by fate, avenging so the world.~ ~
92      X,    33    |       his sire, and spurred by fate~ ~
93      X,   648    |        Have witnessed Caesar's fate; so might its fame~ ~