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 1      I,    40    |              40 Gain thrones in heaven; and if the Thunderer~ ~
 2      I,    54    |                             All heaven rejoicing; and shalt hold
 3      I,    66    |    scales, and let that part of heaven~ ~
 4      I,   144    |                     The victor, heaven: the vanquished, Cato, thee. 7~ ~
 5      I,   228    |         of Romulus erst rapt to heaven,~ ~
 6      I,   265    |                      Or else at heaven's command: and thus drew
 7      I,   401    |    force to quit his grasp; and Heaven shall smile~ ~
 8      I,   584    |            Across the depths of heaven; with horrid hair~ ~
 9      I,   670    |     thunderbolts that fell from heaven,~ ~
10     II,    43    |                     Reproach on heaven. One whose livid arms~ ~
11     II,   111    |         And prostrate, pardoned heaven. On Libyan soil 2~ ~
12     II,   326    |             Treads on securely. Heaven's will be the crime~ ~
13     II,   348    |                              Of heaven and hell devoted, this my
14     II,   466    |         transverse, and all the heaven~ ~
15     II,   618    |       Sertorius -- yet, witness Heaven, with these~ ~
16    III,    40    |               40 But he, though heaven and hell thus bode defeat,~ ~
17    III,   279    |       of their days in flame to heaven. 18~ ~ ~ ~
18    III,   490    |      mighty oak that towered to heaven,~ ~
19    III,   494    |       weighed down the wrath of Heaven.~ ~
20     IV,    32    |           But Caesar, when from heaven fell the night,~ ~
21     IV,    82    |       by the furthest belt 6 of heaven, they pause,~ ~
22     IV,   369    |     They watch for showers from heaven, and in despair~ ~
23      V,    49    |         and prove your hopes to heaven.~ ~
24      V,    99    |                        Has left heaven's light in this dark cave
25      V,   129    |                    No gift from heaven's high gods so great as
26      V,   235    |                              By heaven's high rulers, Master of
27      V,   470    |                          470 Of heaven, or tigress dam: until he
28      V,   494    |          Shone on the darkening heaven, and the moon~ ~
29      V,   514    |        tides, nor any breeze of heaven,~ ~
30      V,   577    |                         To whom heaven favours, he upon the waves~ ~
31      V,   606    |  poverty affords! great gift of heaven~ ~
32      V,   665    |         thy pilot thou refusest heaven,~ ~
33      V,   698    |        winds from every part of heaven~ ~
34      V,   710    |        710 Thus did the King of Heaven, when length of years~ ~
35      V,   717    |      with clouds: came not from heaven~ ~
36      V,   728    |        Th' infernal shades with heaven.~ ~ ~ ~ In such turmoil~ ~
37      V,   799    |                       Why weary heaven? is it indeed enough~ ~
38      V,   808    |          Fresh from a cloudless heaven, to break the sea,~ ~
39      V,   818    |             But when in loftier heaven the southern breeze~ ~
40      V,   865    |       all its weight. If unkind heaven~ ~
41     VI,   510    |                510 And fires of heaven, or by victims slain,~ ~
42     VI,   517    |                                 Heaven knew too little. And the
43     VI,   527    |        her store: hence vain to heaven~ ~
44     VI,   600    |       600 The light bestowed by heaven; nor freshly shines~ ~
45     VI,   830(39)|         identified with Luna in heaven, Diana on earth, and Proserpine
46    VII,     3    |         sky revolving, 2 up the heaven,~ ~
47    VII,    39    |                    As though by heaven ordained in Rome to die;~ ~
48    VII,   179    |                             All heaven opposed their march: portentous
49    VII,   186    |      sulphur that had come from heaven.~ ~
50    VII,   230    |                          230 Of heaven, from pole to pole; or else
51    VII,   236    |        known Pharsalia. Gods of heaven!~ ~
52    VII,   348(14)|       Have such bright gifts of Heaven been brought so near, Nor
53    VII,   369    |                 Drawn down from heaven by the throes of Rome,~ ~
54    VII,   423    |              Disproves an angry heaven. See here combined~ ~
55    VII,   526    |         gods watch over us from heaven:~ ~
56    VII,   928    |     cast Emathia in the face of heaven.~ ~
57    VII,   958    |    sleeps beneath the canopy of heaven.~ ~
58    VII,   984    |             Fell from the lofty heaven; or limbs of men~ ~
59    VII,   990    |   length of days, and rain from heaven,~ ~
60   VIII,   509    |           Asks for no rain from heaven. Now holds this boy~ ~
61   VIII,   640    |         And dost thou dare when heaven's high thunder rolls,~ ~
62   VIII,   692    | Septimius, salutes him. Gods of heaven!~ ~
63   VIII,   730    |         mangled to the winds of heaven;~ ~
64   VIII,   823    |                                 Heaven did not harass him, nor
65   VIII,   994    |                      From angry heaven -- by the gods' command,~ ~
66     IX,    81    |         To the greater shame of heaven~ ~
67     IX,   412    |       on Libya, nearest land to heaven,~ ~
68     IX,   552    |       fear the weapons from the heaven~ ~
69     IX,   556(14)|         of Mars which fell from heaven on Numa at sacrifice. Eleven
70     IX,   656    |                              By heaven's high counsellor."~ ~ ~
71     IX,   770    |       giants stood and frighted heaven,~ ~
72     IX,   776    |         came Perseus, down from heaven~ ~
73     IX,   808    |            Had not looked up to heaven? Western winds~ ~
74     IX,   991    |        their path; the stars in heaven~ ~
75     IX,  1015    |                                 Heaven's constellations, and the
76     IX,  1059    |      unwavering, for the use of heaven~ ~
77     IX,  1306    |   between us. But my prayers to heaven~ ~
78      X,   253    |                    That part of heaven where the Lion dwells~ ~
79      X,   505    |                              By Heaven's command our state was