Book,  Verse

 1      I,    56|   subject world that shall not dread~ ~
 2      I,   222|       as he gazed, and ghastly dread~ ~
 3     II,    31|                    In nameless dread, not sorrow, and in awe~ ~
 4     II,   118|                            How dread that day when conquering
 5     II,   201|                      And those dread tortures which the living
 6    III,    10|          10 In mournful guise, dread horror on her brow,~ ~
 7    III,    42|                            Why dread vain phantoms of a dreaming
 8    III,   472|                                Dread most the god unknown. 'Twas
 9    III,   480|        the heavens, in anxious dread~ ~
10    III,   491|          Henceforth let no man dread~ ~
11     IV,   304|                        By this dread path Death trapped his captive
12     IV,   452|                   Nor hope nor dread the event of civil war.~ ~ ~ ~
13     IV,   851|      All see their fate in one dread moment come.~ ~
14      V,   256|           She hastes from that dread light in which she saw~ ~
15      V,   261|  living.~ ~ ~ ~ Nor did Appius dread~ ~
16      V,   301|                                Dread found no place. Where thousands
17      V,   453|          Could better mark the dread Pharsalian year~ ~
18      V,   770|             770 That men shall dread in ages yet to come~ ~
19      V,   875|                       Nor that dread torch which marks the end
20     VI,   157|                                Dread panic fell; prone as in
21     VI,   535|                       Of those dread tones unspeakable has reached~ ~
22     VI,   553|                        At that dread hymn the Universe stands
23     VI,   571|    onward by the moon, at that dread chant~ ~
24     VI,   613|                             At dread mysterious meetings. 35
25     VI,   775|                                Dread vipers hissed, beneath her
26     VI,   884|                       At whose dread name earth trembles; who
27    VII,    88|   fervour where? Ingrate! Dost dread the gods,~ ~
28    VII,   156|    trembling; and by weightier dread possessed,~ ~
29    VII,   174|            Was spread anew the dread Medusa's hair;~ ~
30    VII,   219|      sky, struck by mysterious dread~ ~
31    VII,   405|                           Thus dread the issue: but with fear
32    VII,   503|                         In one dread day of slaughter and despair~ ~
33    VII,   660|          660 When shunning the dread face on Pallas' shield,~ ~
34    VII,   733|                             At dread Pharsalus. Not, as in other
35   VIII,    57|   unknown as yet) thy chiefest dread,~ ~
36   VIII,   187|     thought upon the past, and dread~ ~
37   VIII,   266|    were saved; (for after that dread day~ ~
38   VIII,   341| storied towers: nor shall they dread~ ~
39   VIII,   564|      bane of rule; he lives in dread~ ~
40   VIII,   684|        the bulwark, dazed with dread;~ ~
41   VIII,   698|           Of nations, spare to dread Pharsalus field~ ~
42   VIII,   791|       Seized by the locks, the dread of kings, which waved~ ~
43   VIII,   908|   hiding place. Whom dost thou dread,~ ~
44   VIII,   984|     men have fear of tombs and dread to move~ ~
45     IX,    60|        they knew not. Yet they dread~ ~
46     IX,   279|            If nor the rout nor dread Pharsalia's field~ ~
47     IX,   328|             That you upon that dread Thessalian day~ ~
48     IX,   748|               Looked and could dread? To whom who met her glance,~ ~
49     IX,   843|                                Dread Amphisbaena with his double
50      X,   500|                       500 From dread Thessalia raves on Nilus'
51      X,   536|               They stood, with dread and fury in their souls.~ ~