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 1      I,    81    |    heavy a burden great the fall.~ ~
 2      I,   159    |                   To speedy fall, amid the sturdier trees~ ~
 3      I,   283    |                          We fall the first; would that our
 4      I,   550    | abodes, or nodding to their fall.~ ~
 5     II,   329    |          When stars and sky fall headlong, and when earth~ ~
 6     II,   335    |     Getae haste to view the fall of Rome,~ ~
 7     II,   458    |   and Crustumium's torrent, fall~ ~
 8     II,   614    |                         Thy fall: as Lepidus before the sword~ ~
 9     II,   696    |   Adriatic billows dash and fall,~ ~
10     II,   831    |      Thou seek'st thy fated fall; not that the gods,~ ~
11    III,   152    |   ire: "Vain is thy hope to fall~ ~
12    III,   288    |                 The shadows fall no longer to the left. 19~ ~
13    III,   484    |                         Its fall commanded. But the brawny
14    III,   500    |                   500 Their fall found passage. At the sight
15    III,   607    |    all the sky or, in their fall,~ ~
16    III,   664    |        He falls, and in the fall his dying hand~ ~
17     IV,   342    |          After such toil to fall to thirst and heat~ ~
18     IV,   512    |       And nodding seemed to fall: shadowed by trees~ ~
19     IV,   516    |     ocean, swirling billows fall~ ~
20     IV,   546    |    blind cloud we shall not fall;~ ~
21     IV,   558    |       True, Caesar, that to fall upon our swords~ ~
22     IV,   619    |              To death, they fall, yet in their death itself~ ~
23     IV,   700    |      700 And toppled to its fall the stately throat,~ ~
24     IV,   733    |         Antaeus, shalt thou fall.' He lifted up~ ~
25     IV,   843    |     hills abruptly to their fall~ ~
26      V,   203    |    and to that; the tripods fall~ ~
27      V,   238    |     Empire tottering to its fall,~ ~
28      V,   381    |  bring hosts, to whom shall fall~ ~
29      V,   464    |    s 25 god (since Latium's fall~ ~
30      V,   643    |     than stars were seen to fall~ ~
31      V,   753    |    the deep the glory of my fall~ ~
32      V,   854    |  hasten, and things highest fall~ ~
33      V,   889    |    Some tardy rumour of thy fall may come?~ ~
34     VI,    78    |                          To fall in Libya or in Thessaly~ ~
35     VI,   188    | Fortune denies: at least my fall shall be~ ~
36     VI,   244    |     darts, break those that fall~ ~
37     VI,   311    |                 Some day to fall in ruin on itself;~ ~
38     VI,   431    |                  Thy rapids fall, Spercheius: pure the wave~ ~
39     VI,   495    |      yet doubted what might fall,~ ~
40     VI,   709    |                  And let me fall foreknowing. From the gods~ ~
41     VI,   936    |  scion of his race about to fall~ ~
42    VII,     8    |                       Might fall undimmed.~ ~ ~ ~ Pompeius
43    VII,    50    | clash of arms proclaims thy fall;~ ~
44    VII,    83    | prostrate for thy kinsman's fall.~ ~
45    VII,   284    |     the ruin nodding to its fall:~ ~
46    VII,   323    |            Your blows shall fall -- the battle of to-day~ ~
47    VII,   481    |       Finds none on whom to fall; and Rome herself,~ ~
48    VII,   496    |                Rome, in thy fall! Stretched to the widest
49    VII,   547    |  one short moment where may fall the spear,~ ~
50    VII,   576    |                       Makes fall the guilt. Yet for the hatred
51    VII,   768    |   lay whole peoples low; my fall attained,~ ~
52    VII,   780    |    death; but lest upon his fall~ ~
53    VII,   798    |                  And in his fall, her master. The burden
54    VII,   830    |        First witness of thy fall,~ ~
55    VII,   946    |     Or fire consumed, shall fall into the lap~ ~
56   VIII,   145    |                  Not in his fall to leave her." Pleased in
57   VIII,   172    |  for Magnus grieving in his fall~ ~
58   VIII,   369    |               Her ills, and fall enfeebled. When the arms~ ~
59   VIII,   543(16)|  well in which the rise and fall of the water acted as a
60   VIII,   558(19)|   to cherish; Whole empires fall, swayed by these nice respects,
61   VIII,   591    |  country please thee in thy fall?~ ~
62   VIII,  1019    |  scatter and the tomb shall fall~ ~
63     IX,   265    |    warfare, since Pompeius' fall,~ ~
64     IX,   443    |   death ye covet, and shall fall~ ~
65     IX,   865    |   forms of death unnumbered fall.~ ~
66     IX,   995    |             Why, lingering, fall we thus? In Caesar's place~ ~
67     IX,   999    |    zone most torrid: let us fall~ ~
68      X,    50    |     victim made: Yet in his fall was his~ ~
69      X,   263(12)|     controlled the rise and fall of the waves of the sea,
70      X,   414    |     Shall thus the tyrant's fall~ ~
71      X,   469    |     us, guilty of Pompeius' fall.~ ~
72      X,   480    |                 480 Thou'lt fall upon him in the lists of
73      X,   658    |   needed for great Caesar's fall,~ ~