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 1   Note           |       Lucan's "Pharsalia" (or, "Civil War", as many scholars now
 2   Note           |    during this period that the "Civil War"/"Pharsalia" was probably
 3   Note           |       in his commentary "On the Civil War". Ten books are extant;
 4   Note           |   reliable account of the Roman Civil War. However, as a work
 5   Note           |       its powerful depiction of civil war and its consequences
 6    Bib           |         Duff, J.D.: "Lucan: The Civil War" (Loeb Classics Library,
 7    Bib           |       Braund, Susan H.: "Lucan: Civil War" (Oxford University
 8    Bib           |           Trans.): "Caesar: The Civil War" (Penguin Classics,
 9      I,     1    |                 Wars worse than civil on Emathian 1 plains,~ ~
10      I,    16    |      all the blood thus shed in civil strife!~ ~
11      I,    36    |        To strike thus deep; but civil strife alone~ ~
12      I,    38(3) |       that the disasters of the Civil War were being compensated
13      I,    51    |     Still Rome is gainer by the civil war.~ ~
14      I,   123    |       at your hands the rage of civil strife.~ ~
15      I,   266    |       first dark morning of the civil war.~ ~ ~ ~
16      I,   375    |       Of cruel Sulla, nursed in civil war,~ ~
17      I,   419    |                              Is civil conquest then so base and
18      I,   743    |        good thy liberty through civil war."~ ~ ~ ~
19     II,    66    |        raise against herself in civil strife.~ ~
20     II,    73    |      were it worth the price of civil war~ ~
21     II,    78    |         brought with it another civil war.~ ~
22     II,   248    |       For us to suffer; and the civil war~ ~
23     II,   324    |      Chief in all wickedness is civil war,~ ~
24     II,   671    |                   What wars not civil can my kinsman wage?"~ ~ ~ ~
25     II,   812    |      the first bloodshed of the civil war~ ~
26    III,    38    |    sword kills not our pledges; civil war~ ~
27    III,   109    |                     This war is civil: else this coward chief~ ~
28    III,   359    |                              Of civil discord, with a Roman foe~ ~
29    III,   371    |                            That civil wars reluctant swords require.~ ~
30    III,   406    |                     Such be our civil war; not, Caesar, thine."~ ~ ~ ~
31     IV,   131    |         the groaning world from civil war.~ ~ ~ ~
32     IV,   197(10)|      deplored the miseries of a civil war. "Victi victoresque
33     IV,   211    |        His standards, halt. The civil Fury thus~ ~
34     IV,   253    |                       We wage a civil war. This name of peace~ ~
35     IV,   392    |                            This civil war, broke out, it found
36     IV,   452    |     hope nor dread the event of civil war.~ ~ ~ ~
37     IV,   841    |     gave the youth to fate; and civil strife~ ~
38     IV,   912    |      For arms seditious and for civil strife~ ~
39     IV,   932(27)|   termed the prime mover of the civil war. His arrival in Caesar'
40      V,   243    |        That Fortune's sword for civil strife might wreak~ ~
41      V,   310    |         subdued? Thou giv'st us civil war~ ~
42      V,   344    |        aught but evil, thus may civil war~ ~
43      V,   362    |          Yet bear to live? This civil butchery~ ~
44      V,   449    |                    He mixed the civil axes with his brands;~ ~
45      V,   604    |   Careless of war, he knew that civil strife~ ~
46      V,   858    |                      Unmoved on civil strife. It shames my soul~ ~
47      V,   862    |                       I fear in civil war to feel no loss~ ~
48     VI,    80    |                  80 The tide of civil passion rose and fell.~ ~ ~ ~
49     VI,   176    |          How valourous deeds in civil war may be~ ~
50    VII,    72    |     Chief orator, beneath whose civil rule~ ~
51    VII,   113    |    Shall bloodless victories in civil war~ ~
52    VII,   280    |                        280 This civil war compelled: each instant
53    VII,   322    |       their own clamour. Not in civil strife~ ~
54    VII,   409    |                              Of civil war ye asked for, is at
55    VII,   474    |      storied monuments -- 'twas civil war~ ~
56    VII,   484    |                               A civil war again, thus deeply drank~ ~
57    VII,   557(20)| Pompeius", 71), and by Caesar, "Civil War", Book III., 91. Caesar
58    VII,   577    |                              By civil war suffices spear nor lance,~ ~
59    VII,   640    |                       640 Which civil war permits. Be all obscured~ ~
60   VIII,   237(5) |    friendly to Rome, and in the civil war sided with Pompeius.
61   VIII,   368    |                 Shall fight the civil wars of Rome, and share~ ~
62   VIII,   401    |         wert our leader for the civil war:~ ~
63   VIII,   577    |       of the slaughtered in the civil war~ ~
64   VIII,   632    |                     That in our civil frays the Phaxian sword~ ~
65   VIII,   633    |         place, or Egypt? O, may civil war~ ~
66   VIII,   652    |    prostrate, vanquished in the civil wars~ ~
67   VIII,   701    |     Some ministering swords for civil war?~ ~
68   VIII,   964    |                              In civil warfare, not unreasoning
69     IX,   181    |          Captains, lead on: for civil strife ne'er gave~ ~
70     IX,   274    |     Twas love of Magnus, not of civil war,~ ~
71     IX,   285    |     Scarce even to its captains civil strife~ ~
72     IX,   299    |     power to keep or save. That civil war~ ~
73     IX,   652    |      rights and customs, or the civil war~ ~
74     IX,  1269    |             The only prize that civil war affords~ ~
75     IX,  1280    |        Ptolemaeus? In vain with civil wars~ ~
76      X,   177    |      Caesar armed, her guest in civil war!~ ~
77      X,   229    |        the fount of Nile -- and civil war~ ~
78      X,   411    |       Due to the senate for the civil war~ ~
79      X,   472    |        A common soldier. To the civil war~ ~
80      X,   504    |      son of Rome may cease from civil war;~ ~