Book,  Verse

 1     II,    63|   the Dacian there; Pompeius meet~ ~
 2     II,   252|    hosts in weightier battle meet.~ ~
 3     II,   448| troops despatching who might meet the foe~ ~
 4    III,    72|     hugely lest again should meet~ ~
 5    III,   385|                         Here meet unarmed. Why hither turn'
 6    III,   582|                        Ships meet for service; but their ancient
 7     IV,   184|    Speed on," he cried, "and meet their flight in front;~ ~
 8     IV,   404|                Ne'er were it meet that thy victorious ranks~ ~ ~ ~
 9     IV,   538|                           Ye meet your destined doom. None
10     IV,   853|                           To meet the battle: nay, the trumpet
11     IV,   872|               Stood there to meet his fate -- no doubtful
12      V,   740|              740 Or where to meet the wave: but safety came~ ~
13     VI,    40|                           40 Meet to be compassed, nor content
14     VI,   285|      yourselves, and slow to meet the fates?~ ~
15     VI,   958|    When all the chiefs shall meet. Shrink not from death,~ ~
16    VII,   226|  arms of Caesar and Pompeius meet~ ~
17    VII,   434|                         Here meet in arms conjoined: And shall
18    VII,   717|                              Meet for each fate, or sing the
19    VII,   793|                           To meet his destinies. No groan
20   VIII,   370|                370 Of Caesar meet with Parthian in the fray,~ ~
21   VIII,   496|     peace?' There shalt thou meet~ ~
22   VIII,   549|      But, skilled in counsel meet for shameless minds~ ~
23     IX,   445|                              Meet this your weighty task,
24     IX,   994|     back Thessalia. Sworn to meet the sword~ ~
25      X,   283|    lands: and rising thus to meet~ ~
26      X,   528|    close array, as though to meet~ ~