Book,  Verse

 1      I,   138|      was thy fear; thy roll of fame,~ ~
 2      I,   148|      people much, and proud of fame~ ~
 3      I,   161|     repute had Ceesar won, nor fame;~ ~
 4      I,   384|         weary monarch gave him fame,~ ~
 5      I,   504|                            The fame of valorous deeds in battle
 6     II,   247|                     Record his fame? Like horrors now return~ ~
 7     II,   676|        army, vanquished by the fame alone~ ~
 8     II,   714|     Euphrates, wheresoe'er the fame~ ~
 9     II,   760|                        760 (If fame be true) the boastful Persian
10    III,   353|  chronicle the deeds of Latian fame;~ ~
11    III,   803| Phocaean youths to emulate his fame.~ ~
12     IV,   536| thought for death, nor is your fame~ ~
13     IV,   554|       some great and memorable fame~ ~
14     IV,   638|      brave achievement was the fame~ ~
15     IV,   920|        by its own imperishable fame,~ ~
16      V,    59|     with gifts; Athena, old in fame,~ ~
17     VI,   717|       Pleased that her impious fame was noised abroad~ ~
18    VII,    14|                   To raise his fame and place him with the gods;~ ~
19    VII,   241|                      Or by the fame alone of mighty deeds~ ~
20   VIII,    23|        wander; but his ancient fame forbad.~ ~ ~ ~
21   VIII,    36|       disgraced by memories of fame!~ ~
22   VIII,    79|  Fortune dealt, inheritress of fame~ ~
23   VIII,   315| whelmed but scattered? And the fame alone~ ~
24   VIII,   397|                   Of which thy fame is worthy; sobs and tears~ ~
25   VIII,   707|                     Septimius' fame hereafter? By what name~ ~
26   VIII,   716|        might mar the deathless fame~ ~
27   VIII,   724|             And think upon thy fame and all the years~ ~
28   VIII,   910|              910 For which thy fame by rumour trumpet-tongued~ ~
29     IX,   483|        of all the world, 12 if fame we trust,~ ~
30     IX,   666|       at deeds of bravery? Can fame~ ~
31     IX,   697|                             Is fame, and virtue by the deed
32     IX,  1131|    marvelling at their ancient fame, he seeks~ ~
33     IX,  1160|     the glory, Caesar, of such fame.~ ~
34     IX,  1284|       The prows of Latium; but fame forbids,~ ~
35      X,   221|        drawn; yet also by your fame:~ ~
36      X,   648|    Caesar's fate; so might its fame~ ~
37      X,   664|                         Earned fame immortal, and with single