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 1      I,   239   |               Provokes his fury; stiff upon his neck~ ~
 2      I,   747   |             Possessed with fury from the Theban god~ ~
 3     II,   112   |                      Fresh fury gathering 3, next, when
 4     II,   112(3)|    the "gathering of fresh fury on Libyan soil", there appears
 5     II,   130   |                    130 The fury grew: soon 'twas a sluggard'
 6     II,   279   |      And with the people's fury take thy part,~ ~
 7     II,   296   |       Such virtue! All the fury of the war~ ~
 8     II,   303   |            Gives flame and fury to the levin bolt;~ ~
 9     II,   601   |               And Gallia's fury o'er the snowy Alps 25~ ~
10     II,   608   |        And, partner in his fury, Lentulus,~ ~
11    III,    12   |   Erect 1, in form as of a Fury spake:~ ~
12    III,   107   |             To wreak their fury; nor Sarmatian horde~ ~
13    III,   352   |               And tame his fury. "Search the ancient books~ ~
14    III,   563   |                        The fury of the flames, which, fed
15     IV,   211   | standards, halt. The civil Fury thus~ ~
16      V,   688   |                         To fury, and had forced upon the
17     VI,   773   | Flamed on her garb as by a fury worn;~ ~
18     VI,   784   | that sounds with fire, the fury band,~ ~
19    VII,   644   |          But Caesar adding fury to the breasts~ ~
20   VIII,   101   |                          A Fury has been bridesmaid, and
21     IX,   178   |                Flamed into fury for his father's shame.~ ~
22     IX,   388   |       Resist the tempest's fury; and for those~ ~
23      X,    69   |                            Fury of Latium; to the bane of
24      X,   255   |              Flames in its fury; where the circular path~ ~
25      X,   536   | They stood, with dread and fury in their souls.~ ~
26      X,   608   |              And fanned to fury by the Southern breeze~ ~