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 1      I,   163    |             The only shame he knew was not to win.~ ~
 2     II,   186    |       middle forum: hence men knew~ ~
 3     II,   254    |    regained; triumphant Sulla knew~ ~
 4     II,   573    |    asks his death. But Caesar knew his wish~ ~
 5     II,   803    |     in the harbour; then they knew~ ~
 6    III,     8    |                     No longer knew them. Then his wearied frame~ ~
 7    III,   143    |    avenging god; this Crassus knew 7,~ ~
 8    III,   658    |       ruled a vessel. Well he knew,~ ~
 9    III,   786    |     left him; yet ere long he knew~ ~
10     IV,   234    |             For when Petreius knew~ ~
11     IV,   305    |               Which when they knew, fierce anger filled their
12     IV,   466    |  rampart lines. But when they knew~ ~
13     IV,   522    |   shore. But well the captain knew,~ ~
14     IV,   723    |                           Nor knew the toil: and when Antaeus
15      V,   183    |    shunned the god. The Roman knew~ ~
16      V,   208    |                  All that she knew; for into one vast mass 15~ ~
17      V,   215    |                 All these she knew. Thus on a former day~ ~
18      V,   513    |   Forgat its ancient ways and knew no more~ ~
19      V,   604    |           Careless of war, he knew that civil strife~ ~
20      V,   714    |                     And ocean knew no limit but the sky.~ ~
21      V,   739    |         For fear o'ercame; he knew not where to yield~ ~
22      V,   826    |   came on.~ ~ ~ ~ When Magnus knew~ ~
23      V,   924    |     means a widowed couch she knew,~ ~
24     VI,    81    |             At first Pompeius knew not: so the hind~ ~
25     VI,   517    |                        Heaven knew too little. And the spot
26     VI,   611    |                  But that she knew the secret homes of Styx~ ~
27     VI,   623    |                           Nor knew the pulse of entrails as
28    VII,   102    |         Opposed his wish, and knew the hand divine.~ ~
29    VII,   157    |                          They knew not danger. Who would fear
30    VII,   221    |                  For yet they knew not of the fatal day.~ ~
31    VII,   281    |    due! But when at length he knew~ ~
32    VII,   401    |                           And knew the gods' approval of the
33    VII,   476    | teeming life that once Italia knew?~ ~
34    VII,   753    |        Had left his side, and knew the fates of Rome~ ~
35    VII,   848    |    peoples bore him, which he knew not his~ ~
36   VIII,    10    | fortunes, still the chieftain knew~ ~
37   VIII,   373    |           And Magnus speaking knew his words condemned.~ ~
38   VIII,   841    |                            He knew the body. In a fast embrace~ ~
39   VIII,   990(25)|    Lucan, it may be supposed, knew nothing of this.~ ~
40     IX,    60    |      60 Or friend or foe they knew not. Yet they dread~ ~
41     IX,   103    |    did I lose the hero whom I knew;~ ~
42     IX,   241    |                               Knew when to sheath it; war did
43     IX,   407    |                           Who knew the devious channels, safe
44     IX,  1151    |                           Nor knew 'twas Xanthus: deep in grass
45     IX,  1232    |     upon the features till he knew~ ~
46     IX,  1292    |   Magnus' threats, and Rome I knew,~ ~
47      X,    11    |    against the fasces, Caesar knew~ ~
48      X,   546    |                            He knew were hostile, with unfaltering