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 1      I,    44    |              Thronged with our dead be dire Pharsalia's fields,~ ~
 2      I,   627    |                            And dead men's ashes muttered from
 3     II,   164    |      great Sulla to avenge the dead,~ ~
 4     II,   178    |   tombs and, mingling with the dead,~ ~
 5     II,   194    | parents sought and stole their dead.~ ~
 6     II,   209    |      beneath some ruin lie the dead;~ ~
 7     II,   231    |      Tuscan flood received the dead~ ~
 8     II,   240    |       longer held him, and the dead were thrown~ ~
 9     II,   370    |                         370 Of dead Hortensius grieving Marcia
10     II,   690    |      false message of the hero dead;~ ~
11     II,   722    |          Rhipaean, and by that dead northern marsh~ ~
12    III,    20    |       20 Were made to bear thy dead: while Hell itself~ ~
13    III,   139    |     spake: "Save o'er Metellus dead~ ~
14    III,   639    |       kept asunder. Some, half dead,~ ~
15    III,   741    |                     The fallen dead and snatch the sword that
16    III,   792    |    shalt thou play, not wholly dead, the part~ ~
17    III,   837    |                 Fought for the dead. But Brutus thus at sea~ ~
18     IV,   635    |                  Piled up with dead; which, when the foemen
19     IV,   892    |    upright against his comrade dead.~ ~ ~ ~
20      V,    10    |        10 Ere yet the year was dead: a foreign land~ ~
21     VI,   125    |     struck its victim, and the dead~ ~
22     VI,   610    |            610 She dragged the dead. Nor life nor gods forbad~ ~
23     VI,   613(35)| present at the meetings of the dead and hear their voices. So,
24     VI,   613(35)|       in the sixth Aeneid, the dead Greek warriors in feeble
25     VI,   632    |                 Those who were dead no longer; and the pyre~ ~
26     VI,   637    |  redolent fire that burned the dead.~ ~
27     VI,   690    | Plunder the ashes of the noble dead,~ ~
28     VI,   736    |    raise a single corpse. From dead men's lips~ ~
29     VI,   758    |                            The dead man's life.~ ~ ~ ~ Close
30     VI,   768    |      Permit the passage of the dead to earth,~ ~
31     VI,   862    |     moveless corse; and on the dead~ ~
32     VI,   982    |                   To which the dead man comes: then as the flames~ ~
33    VII,    46    |     their bosoms as for Brutus dead.~ ~
34    VII,   208    |     air, and shades of kindred dead~ ~
35    VII,   557(20)|      will praise me, living or dead." -- Durny, "History of
36    VII,   654    |       joy of battle: midst the dead~ ~
37    VII,   678    |                            Lay dead upon the field.~ ~ ~ ~ But,
38    VII,   815    |             Look back upon the dead that load the plain,~ ~
39    VII,   900    |     brother slain. But all the dead~ ~
40    VII,   924    |      whence he might watch the dead,~ ~
41    VII,   931    |     the earth the Roman consul dead,~ ~
42    VII,   954    |      Stygian darkness; for the dead~ ~
43    VII,   988    |      nor limbs -- thus lay the dead~ ~
44    VII,  1011    |     the resting-place of Roman dead;~ ~
45   VIII,   483    |      Teuton, till the Parthian dead~ ~
46   VIII,   497    |               Memorials of the dead. Red is yon wall~ ~
47   VIII,   836    |                   Love for the dead compelled his trembling
48   VIII,   864    |            Beneath her husband dead, but on the deep~ ~
49   VIII,   938    |                     For Magnus dead: and shall one Pharian stone~ ~
50   VIII,   977    |                            Our dead containest. Nor, though
51     IX,    15    |                     The buried dead, in union with the spheres,~ ~
52     IX,    71    |      cast myself upon the hero dead,~ ~
53     IX,   264    |             Of that most noble dead.~ ~ ~ ~ Meanwhile the crowd~ ~
54     IX,   801    |   writhing snakes the features dead.~ ~
55     IX,   852(26)|      basilisks, to strike thee dead!) The word is also used
56     IX,  1171    |       gods, "Ye deities of the dead,~ ~
57     IX,  1296    |        in honour of the mighty dead,~ ~
58      X,   338    |                     Ate of his dead 18 and, Nile unknown, returned.~ ~