Book,  Verse

 1      I,   136|                                Lest newer glories triumphs past
 2     II,   735|          Or lengthy armistice, lest now perchance~ ~
 3     II,   791|       shook the mighty cables, lest the wind~ ~
 4    III,    72|            There labour hugely lest again should meet~ ~
 5    III,   452|            Held firm the soil, lest pressed beneath its towers~ ~
 6     IV,   570|       For pardon and for life! lest when our swords~ ~
 7     IV,   689|                                Lest standing only on his parent
 8     IV,   819|                  His only fear lest rumour should forestall~ ~
 9      V,   425|                                Lest hand and blade to satisfy
10     VI,   238|            His shield no more, lest his sinister hand,~ ~
11     VI,   627|           For things unlawful, lest they hear again~ ~
12     VI,   681|                                Lest Mars might stray into another
13    VII,     7|                            But lest his light upon Thessalian
14    VII,   780|      He feared, nor death; but lest upon his fall~ ~
15   VIII,   689|                            But lest their leader might with
16   VIII,   715|    held his breath within him, lest some word,~ ~
17   VIII,   831|                                Lest he should want all burial.
18   VIII,   891|             Command this duty, lest some bird or beast~ ~
19   VIII,   919| Commits them to the earth; and lest some breeze~ ~
20     IX,    39|       aim of all his host. And lest the foe~ ~
21     IX,    66|          To stay their flight, lest haply from the shore~ ~
22     IX,   894|        bids lift the standard, lest his troops~ ~
23     IX,  1285|                                Lest men should whisper that
24      X,   282|          He finds his purpose, lest exceeding heat~ ~
25      X,   516|              Yet did they fear lest in the nightly strife~ ~