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 1      I,    22    | Araxes' stream, and those who know~ ~
 2      I,   509    |                            To know or not to know; secluded
 3      I,   509    |             To know or not to know; secluded groves~ ~
 4     II,     6    |    mortals at thy doom should know~ ~
 5     II,   362(13)|       Sulla's. I who tell you know it." ("Ep. ad Att.", ix.
 6     II,   626    |    conquest shall be written, know this heart~ ~
 7    III,    61    |   people's favour; skilled to know~ ~
 8    III,   367    |     thunderbolts alone, would know~ ~
 9    III,   838(32)|    first naval fight, that we know of, fought in the Atlantic
10     IV,   290    |      losing of thy best, dost know~ ~
11     IV,   538    |      your destined doom. None know how long~ ~
12     IV,   565    |                           And know us for invincible, and joy~ ~
13     IV,   580    |            580 Inspires them, know the happiness of death,~ ~
14      V,    79    |       silence of the gods and know the end.~ ~ ~ ~
15      V,   152    |      that moves thy breast to know the fates?~ ~
16      V,   329    |                       We only know not what degree of crime~ ~
17      V,   667    |  terror just -- thou dost not know~ ~
18      V,   679    |   harbours. And dost thou not know~ ~
19      V,   709(31)|   theory says, "For my part I know of no river called Ocean,
20      V,   764    |                      Let none know this but thou who hear'st
21      V,   902    |                          Well know the secret Mitylene holds?~ ~
22     VI,   511    |                           May know the fates to come; nor any
23     VI,   640    |                 640 No longer know corruption, limb by limb~ ~
24     VI,   700    |     the future, be it mine to know~ ~
25     VI,   731    |                    Content to know the issue pre-ordained,~ ~
26     VI,   925    |                           Yet know I this, that 'mid the Roman
27     VI,   965    | decides, no more. Nor seek to know~ ~
28    VII,   334    |               Those whom they know. My fate is in the hands~ ~
29    VII,   337    |   each of you shall strike, I know the hand:~ ~
30   VIII,   454    |   king shall not reserve; for know not we~ ~
31   VIII,   607    |                               Know well our strength, and know
32   VIII,   607    |   Know well our strength, and know we can no more.~ ~
33   VIII,   649    |   Dost stab our breasts? Thou know'st not, impious boy,~ ~
34   VIII,   726    |      them, this men shall not know~ ~
35   VIII,   745    |        to slay, thou dost not know~ ~
36   VIII,   790    |                     790 Might know the features of the hero
37     IX,   127    |                             I know not: first my spirit must
38     IX,   174    |             Upon the shore, I know not. For the parts~ ~
39     IX,   466    |                               Know ye your perils. Let him
40     IX,   602    |                               Know him alone as Jove, still
41     IX,   631    |                  No star they know that does not seek the main,~ ~
42     IX,   635    |   Seeking from horned Jove to know their fates:~ ~
43     IX,   643    |                            To know the issues of the war, and
44     IX,   668    |      this more surely than we know.~ ~
45     IX,   684    |     hath Jove spoken: seek to know no more."~ ~ ~ ~
46     IX,   729    |      nature mixed, my care to know~ ~
47     IX,   966    |      Was death. Then did they know how slowly flies,~ ~
48     IX,   990    |              990 Nor did they know the measure of their march~ ~
49     IX,  1027    |        Cast from the world we know, 'neath other skies~ ~
50     IX,  1100    |      and from the taste shall know~ ~
51     IX,  1205    |                 Thou dost not know, safe by thy kinsman slain;~ ~
52     IX,  1294    |    murder. Let the princeling know~ ~
53     IX,  1301    |                   Thus may he know my coming, and may hear~ ~
54      X,   226    |                  Such zeal to know the truth, yet my chief
55      X,   266    |               Those mountains know nor northern wind nor star.~ ~
56      X,   322    |          In thirsting thus to know the source of Nile~ ~
57      X,   344    |     thy fountain, given me to know.~ ~
58      X,   352    |    Seres 19 first beheld, yet know they not~ ~ ~ ~