Book,  Verse

 1      I,   194|                       By hinds unknown were tilled. No nation this~ ~
 2     II,   134|                      From neck unknown. One way of life remained,~ ~
 3     II,   331|                          Shall unknown nations, touched by western
 4     II,   669|                      Before an unknown God; Sophene soft --~ ~
 5    III,   287|                Came to a world unknown, and wondering saw~ ~
 6    III,   356|     And now, if triumphs in an unknown world~ ~
 7    III,   472|             Dread most the god unknown. 'Twas said that caves~ ~
 8     IV,   550|                            550 Unknown, inglorious. Us within this
 9     IV,   833|       hidden forces of the foe unknown)~ ~
10      V,   560|    Untried to which I call? To unknown risks~ ~
11     VI,   138|         And dragged from roots unknown the doubtful herb.~ ~
12     VI,   141|         parched, abraded; food unknown before~ ~
13     VI,   180|                            180 Unknown to Caesar's armies? Do ye
14     VI,   473|        perilous chance of seas unknown:~ ~
15     VI,   679|                    Words still unknown, and framing numbered chants~ ~
16     VI,   706|                            The unknown affrights me: I can firmly
17    VII,   680|                            680 Unknown thou wanderest. Thy country'
18    VII,   821|                       In lands unknown, an exile, be thy lot,~ ~
19   VIII,    57|                    She brings (unknown as yet) thy chiefest dread,~ ~
20   VIII,   396|           In that proud tongue unknown to Parthian ears~ ~
21   VIII,   828|    Save by the lacerated trunk unknown.~ ~ ~ ~
22     IX,   436|   their swords, 'gainst tribes unknown~ ~
23     IX,   761|               With deadly calm unknown, and from the world~ ~
24      X,    35|       through peoples; streams unknown~ ~
25      X,   131| Displayed her luxuries, as yet unknown~ ~
26      X,   338|       of his dead 18 and, Nile unknown, returned.~ ~