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 1      I,     1(1) |                            The great Emathian conqueror' (Milton'
 2      I,    81    |     Beneath too heavy a burden great the fall.~ ~
 3      I,    93    |                                Great powers are dashed: such
 4      I,   191    |            Furrowed of yore by great Camillus' plough,~ ~
 5      I,   198    |                            And great the glory in the minds of
 6      I,   210    |                            210 Great tumults pondering and the
 7      I,   434    |                       And sack great Juno's temple on the hill,~ ~
 8     II,    19    |    hope.~ ~ ~ ~ Thus known how great the woes~ ~
 9     II,   158(10)|       Marius was defeated with great loss, and fled to Praeneste,
10     II,   164    |                      Then came great Sulla to avenge the dead,~ ~
11     II,   265    |                       When the great wain was turning round the
12     II,   523    |                                Great Sulla's son, unworthy of
13     II,   611    |                           With great Camillus' and Metellus'
14     II,   830    |                      830 Still great in exile, in a distant land~ ~
15    III,   250    |                   250 Of Ninus great of yore; from windy plains~ ~
16    III,   254(16)|      the Greeks steered by the Great Bear. (See Sir G. Lewis'
17    III,   254(16)|      to the Little than to the Great Bear, and is (I believe)
18    III,   311    |      Descended from the Twins' great charioteer. 21~ ~
19    III,   326    |                       Not when great Cyrus on Memnonian realms~ ~
20    III,   838    |     First gained a triumph for great Caesar's arms. 32~ ~ ~ ~ ~
21     IV,    82(6) |    fairly to answer to the two great circles or four meridians
22     IV,   442    |    Pour out his blood where'er great Caesar leads!~ ~
23     IV,   531    |       Of coming fate Volteius, great of soul,~ ~
24     IV,   554    |                  In which some great and memorable fame~ ~
25     IV,   572    |    This was despair of living. Great must be~ ~
26      V,   129    |     from heaven's high gods so great as this~ ~
27      V,   229    |                      From this great struggle thou, O Roman,
28      V,   238    |                         Of her great Empire tottering to its
29      V,   292    |                     From which great Caesar looked. A moment
30      V,   300    |   Wrought by the despot. In so great a host~ ~
31      V,   406    |       on these arms who for so great a war~ ~
32      V,   464(25)|        the solemn rites of the great Latin festival on the Alban
33      V,   606    |          That poverty affords! great gift of heaven~ ~
34      V,   661    |      be too distant."~ ~ ~ But great Caesar's trust~ ~
35      V,   709    |                        By that great current which surrounds
36      V,   709(31)|      intended to personify the great surrounding stream. ("Prom.
37      V,   786    |        life and safety, and so great a world~ ~
38     VI,    60    |            60 Which compass in great Babylon, amaze~ ~
39     VI,    62    |                     Than those great cities which Orontes swift~ ~
40     VI,   282    |                                Great Scaeva vanquished; if Pompeius
41     VI,   591    |                             So great a guerdon? Against all the
42     VI,   904    |           As I shall bid thee; great shall be thy gain~ ~
43     VI,   934    |                            And great Camillus, wept; and Sulla'
44     VI,   967    |      thee all thy due; and thy great sire, 44~ ~
45    VII,    52    |      And shouts of welcome bid great Caesar hail.~ ~ ~ ~
46    VII,   172    |                            And great Apollo after Python slain~ ~
47    VII,   237    |             How do ye mark the great ones of the earth!~ ~
48    VII,   282    |                       The last great conflict come, the fight
49    VII,   296    |                    This day is great or little. This the day~ ~
50    VII,   348(14)|  terror, but with hope, As the great day reveals its coming scope;
51    VII,   495    | Leaders and men embattled. How great art thou,~ ~
52    VII,   710    |                       710 With great Pompeius for my leader still,~ ~
53    VII,   802    |                  How wast thou great! Seek thou the wars no more,~ ~
54    VII,   809    |                      But those great rivals biding with us yet,~ ~
55   VIII,    24    |                   Too long had great Pompeius from the height~ ~
56   VIII,   316    |                         Of our great deeds of glory in the past~ ~
57   VIII,   339(10)|    successors of Alexander the Great. It was, however, subdued
58   VIII,   362    |                            How great my name by far Maeotis marsh~ ~
59   VIII,   620    |        slaves permit him to so great a deed~ ~
60   VIII,   636    |        worlds apart! Pompeius, great in soul,~ ~
61   VIII,   639    |           At such a ruin of so great a name?~ ~
62   VIII,   943    |                             So great a name, then add his mighty
63   VIII,  1024    |                             Of great Pompeius, be believed no
64     IX,     3    |                             So great a shade; but from the limbs
65     IX,   164    |                      I thought great Caesar come. But worse than
66     IX,   182    |                             So great a prize; to lay in earth
67     IX,   185    |                                Great Alexander's fort, nor sack
68     IX,   232    |       Has played a noble part. Great was his power,~ ~
69     IX,   245    |   Untarnished. Mid the peoples great his name~ ~
70     IX,   340    |        that ye followed me how great your gain.~ ~
71     IX,   428    |                            But great Alcides stripped the bending
72     IX,   946    |     dreadful sights. On Tullus great in heart,~ ~
73     IX,  1224    |                             So great, thou'lt find a name --
74      X,   331(17)|                 Sesostris, the great king, does not appear to
75      X,   404    |      Was frenzied still; since great Pompeius fell~ ~
76      X,   658    |        Not now were needed for great Caesar's fall,~ ~