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 1      I,   104    |  support: while Titan runs his course,~ ~
 2      I,   144(7) |    ended by saying that if the course he advocated was disastrous
 3      I,   168    |    utmost; all that stayed his course~ ~
 4      I,   732    |                   Stays on his course: Mars only holds the sky.~ ~
 5     II,   170    |      perished. Hatred had free course~ ~
 6     II,   233    | beneath them; vessels in their course~ ~
 7     II,   456    |   recesses born, pass on their course,~ ~
 8     II,   784    |    Leading the Scorpion in her course, whose claws~ ~
 9    III,   293    |         part seen, his nightly course;~ ~
10    III,   304    |             And holds a secret course; then born again~ ~
11    III,   317    |     and Europe, and in winding course~ ~
12    III,   445    |              All in resistless course found here delay:~ ~
13    III,   524    |         Behind, nor stayed its course: and massive stones~ ~
14    III,   653    |     arrested, till with double course~ ~
15     IV,   125    |      backward run in different course,~ ~
16     IV,   406    |             Has run for us its course: one boon I beg;~ ~
17     IV,   585    |            Turning his nightly course, now hoped for day,~ ~
18      V,   278    |    When envying his victorious course the gods~ ~
19      V,   484    | billows. Straight shall be our course.~ ~
20      V,   511    |                    Against the course of nature lay outstretched~ ~
21      V,   534    |     swifter Genusus; a lengthy course~ ~
22      V,   658    |                    Back on our course forbidden by the gods,~ ~
23      V,   708    |       billows, driven on their course~ ~
24     VI,    55    |          Within, and ran their course and reached the sea;~ ~
25     VI,   385    |      thee his." Thus said, his course~ ~
26     VI,   396    |                     The middle course, Othrys with woody top~ ~
27     VI,   440    |       Asopus takes his ordered course,~ ~
28     VI,   565    |                    Nile in his course; Maeander's stream is straight;~ ~
29     VI,   572    |                 Ebb from their course; earth's axes, else unmoved,~ ~
30     VI,   575(34)|        to be restrained in its course by the planets. (See Book
31     VI,   596    |        serene upon her nightly course~ ~
32     VI,   672    |          Wheeled on his middle course, he took his way~ ~
33     VI,   699    |  reveal the fates, or from its course~ ~
34     VI,   972(45)|  Miletus; Pompeius himself, of course, in Egypt.~ ~ ~ ~
35    VII,   356    |       moved, or in its nightly course some star~ ~
36    VII,   502    |               Throughout their course was Roman. But the fates~ ~
37   VIII,   207    |      skies content to hold his course;~ ~
38   VIII,   217    |                             My course was sure: now, Fortune,
39   VIII,   664    |      Yet might have stayed his course: for if the court~ ~
40   VIII,   975(24)|    Apis appeared, selected, of course, by Osiris for his dwelling-place.
41     IX,    40    |                    40 In rapid course triumphant should collect~ ~
42     IX,   269    |       Untamed Cilician, is thy course now set~ ~
43     IX,   390    |    they were driven from their course.~ ~
44     IX,   618    |         not here oblique their course,~ ~
45     IX,   632    |        constellations in their course~ ~
46     IX,   809    |       pinions, and he took his course~ ~
47     IX,   814    |       If o'er forgetful of her course oblique,~ ~
48      X,    41    |                Stayed back his course, nor Hammon's pathless shoals;~ ~
49      X,   243    |     stars to pass their stated course.~ ~
50      X,   291    |     his current, in continuous course~ ~
51      X,   309    |        rushes Nile, by lengthy course,~ ~
52      X,   352(19)|              The Seres are, of course, the Chinese. The ancients