Book,  Verse

 1      I,   520|              520 And scorn to spare the life that shall return.~ ~
 2     IV,   250|                       250 And spare, forsooth, like yours, your
 3     IV,   274|    upon them till they hardly spare~ ~
 4     VI,   268|                               Spare me, ye citizens; remove
 5     VI,   682|                           And spare Thessalian soil the blood
 6     VI,   710| Extort the truth, or, if thou spare the gods,~ ~
 7    VII,   385|                               Spare not our camp, but lay the
 8    VII,   626|                          Then spare the nations who in times
 9    VII,   641|          In deepest darkness! Spare the useless tear~ ~
10    VII,   670|     670 Knowing, he bids them spare the common herd,~ ~
11    VII,   767|       Might live his Romans. "Spare, ye gods," he said,~ ~
12   VIII,   121|   this thy rival's death, and spare at least~ ~
13   VIII,   698|                   Of nations, spare to dread Pharsalus field~ ~
14   VIII,   755|                            To spare me? And when rushing on
15   VIII,   823|       harass him, nor did she spare~ ~
16     IX,   184|       unmanly tyrant. Shall I spare~ ~
17     IX,   337|                           Nor spare this head, which, laid before
18     IX,   692|                               Spare in his sleep, the last to
19     IX,   806|                            To spare her peoples and their fruitful
20     IX,  1261|             Did cruel Fortune spare, what depth of shame~ ~
21     IX,  1293|        Not Ptolemaeus. But we spare the boy:~ ~