bold = Main text
   Book,  Verse      grey = Comment text

 1      I,    71    |                          That close the temple of the God of
 2      I,   308(11)|   himself to Caesar. (See the close of Book IV.)~ ~
 3    III,   327(22)|     thousands by being packed close together and having a circle
 4    III,   624    |                          Draw close the war and drive us on
 5    III,   814    |                            To close his dying eyes. But soon
 6     IV,    34    |                          With close array concealing those who
 7     IV,   724    |             His foeman's arms close round him once again,~ ~
 8     IV,   884    |                           The close crushed phalanx, till to
 9     IV,   885    |       Space was denied. Still close and closer forced~ ~
10      V,   161    |                    Decreed to close the oracle; or else~ ~
11      V,   324    |     parts the soul, a hand to close our eyes;~ ~
12      V,   341    |                         Shall close the war." With threatening
13      V,   839    |   pause from Fate! But at the close of night,~ ~
14     VI,    93(4) |   There was a temple of Diana close to it, among some woods
15     VI,   758    |       dead man's life.~ ~ ~ ~ Close to the hidden brink~ ~
16     VI,   949    |                          That close the prison of hell, applaud
17    VII,   814    | seeing all the horrors of its close?~ ~
18    VII,   930    |                930 Who at the close of Cannae's fatal fight~ ~
19     IX,   280    |     yet Pompeius' death shall close the war,~ ~
20     IX,   858    |                    Encircling close, crush in the mighty bull.~ ~
21      X,    78(4) | Actium. The island of Leucas, close to the promontory of Actium,
22      X,   170    |               170 Which woven close by shuttles of the east~ ~
23      X,   528    |                  But drown in close array, as though to meet~ ~
24      X,   533    |                               Close barred: nor all the kingly