Book,  Verse

 1     II,   417|  in marriage, yet content, unseen~ ~
 2    III,   103|                            Unseen, unvisited -- thus Caesar
 3    III,   513|  the battlements, by cause unseen~ ~
 4     IV,   505| unguarded; but with chains unseen~ ~
 5     IV,   816|     But after Varus' rout, unseen till then,~ ~
 6     IV,   823|    the armies of his realm unseen.~ ~
 7     VI,    37|                    Seeking unseen to coop his foe within,~ ~
 8     VI,   590|    590 Prevailed, or piety unseen received~ ~
 9     IX,   278|                 Long since unseen, our children and our wives.~ ~
10     IX,  1177|                            Unseen of men! here in your ancient