Book,  Verse

 1     II,    88| punishment beforehand; doomed to die~ ~
 2     II,   129|        for death that they could die.~ ~
 3     II,   356|                   Why should men die who wish to bear the yoke~ ~
 4    III,   137|                    Men fight and die. Thus did the Tribune bar~ ~
 5    III,   276|     satiate of life and proud to die,~ ~
 6    III,   776|        The flying vessel; not to die in vain,~ ~
 7    III,   818|                              But die before thee. Grant thy sorrowing
 8     IV,   317|                                  Die in their souls." Thus to
 9     IV,   348|  moisture lies, though doomed to die they lap~ ~
10     IV,   542|          of years. But choice to die~ ~
11     IV,   647|         brave alone the prize to die!~ ~ ~ ~
12     IV,   898|      Romans on that field should die~ ~
13      V,   419|          and learn to strike and die."~ ~ ~ ~
14      V,   884|         Is it well that I should die~ ~
15     VI,     8|           When shall be cast the die, to win or lose,~ ~
16     VI,   195|      come who while his soldiers die~ ~
17     VI,   977|       death again; yet could not die~ ~
18    VII,    39|       heaven ordained in Rome to die;~ ~
19    VII,   446|                       In freedom die, their wish. If 'mid these
20    VII,   455|      rose up within them, and to die~ ~
21    VII,   789|       features; yet he shall not die~ ~
22   VIII,   736|         love." Thus did Pompeius die,~ ~
23     IX,   257|             The knowledge how to die; next, death compelled.~ ~
24     IX,   313|        despot chief, ye live and die;~ ~
25     IX,   510|                        510 There die the harvests on the crumbling
26     IX,   683|     alike and brave, we all must die.~ ~
27     IX,  1040|         1040 Brought strength to die. To groan in death was shame~ ~