Book,  Verse

 1      I,   566|                         Nor care to guard them, see victorious
 2     II,   390|   joys, I come; but days of care~ ~
 3     II,   771|  Pompeius saw, with anxious care~ ~
 4    III,   777|                Their single care; some on their vessel's
 5     IV,   433|                    Beset by care no more, seek out their
 6     VI,   100|  impious slaughter. Weighty care compelled~ ~
 7     VI,   509|   Or watching with Assyrian care the stars~ ~
 8     VI,   532|     to its accents. Not the care~ ~
 9    VII,   242|  remembrance, or by this my care~ ~
10    VII,   257|                 In Scipio's care; their chief in Libyan days,~ ~
11    VII,   329| poor triumph. Shall Armenia care~ ~
12   VIII,   212|            This only be thy care: from Thracia steer~ ~
13     IX,   729|    several nature mixed, my care to know~ ~