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 1      I,   368(14)|                       Milo was brought to trial for the murder
 2      I,   501(18)|       his expiatory wanderings brought her image to Greece, and
 3      I,   619    |                  Monsters were brought to birth and mothers shrieked~ ~
 4      I,   635    |                                Brought terror to the soul of Hercules.~ ~
 5      I,   650    |                            650 Brought into being, in accursd flames~ ~
 6      I,   763    |                   From Thracia brought by fate's command. And now~ ~
 7     II,    78    |                           That brought with it another civil war.~ ~
 8     II,   117    |                            Who brought not to the camp some proof
 9     II,   145(7) |    Antonius was struck off and brought to Marius at supper. He
10     II,   155    |      rods; that year to Marius brought~ ~
11     II,   433    |                                Brought into being, but for all
12    III,    86    |        array of triumph had he brought!~ ~
13    III,   186    |      Which conquering Metellus brought from Crete,~ ~
14    III,   191    |               And Caesar first brought poverty to Rome.~ ~ ~ ~
15    III,   340    |  Empire at one blow, Pharsalia brought~ ~
16    III,   583    |                                Brought from the dockyards. When
17     IV,   277    |                 Of battle, had brought hatred on the gods,~ ~
18     IV,   529    |            For fallen darkness brought a truce to arms.~ ~ ~ ~
19     IV,   661    |    Earth still another monster brought to birth,~ ~
20     IV,   677    |                                Brought here in ships, until he
21     IV,   824(25)|       serpent, and to which he brought a small one. "Its first
22      V,     2    |                                Brought either chief to Macedonian
23      V,   542    |                           That brought to nearer touch their crime
24      V,   551    |        to pause until Antonius brought~ ~
25      V,   580    |       580 Now gentle night had brought repose from arms;~ ~
26     VI,   107    |                                Brought from full barns in place
27     VI,   631    |           The funeral reversed brought from the tomb~ ~
28     VI,   669    |     shades.~ ~ ~ ~ When rumour brought~ ~
29     VI,   729    |                             Be brought in question, then Thessalian
30     VI,   901    |                                Brought back again: but from his
31    VII,   348(14)|    bright gifts of Heaven been brought so near, Nor ever has been
32    VII,   755    |        filled the field scarce brought him to confess~ ~
33    VII,   913    |                                Brought retribution. Ere his rival
34   VIII,    21    |                                Brought peril on his flight: 'twere
35   VIII,    29    |                          Which brought him triumph in the Sullan
36   VIII,   103    |                                Brought by my wedlock to the doomed
37   VIII,   399    |                                Brought us to this, that some barbarian
38   VIII,   461    |                                Brought hate upon his city; but
39   VIII,   470    |       captive, shall to him be brought~ ~
40   VIII,   538    |                                Brought news their guest was come.
41   VIII,   936(21)| Dionysus. But this god, though brought up by the nymphs of Mount
42     IX,   356    |                           Were brought to discipline their minds,
43     IX,   757    |                                Brought horror with her birth upon
44     IX,  1040    |                           1040 Brought strength to die. To groan
45     IX,  1078    |                    And thapsus brought from Eryx: and they burn~ ~
46     IX,  1313    |                   I might have brought thee to forgive the gods~ ~
47      X,   172    |             Bore citron tables brought from woods that wave 6~ ~