Silvae
   Lib. Carm. Ver.
 1  1, eph,  182|    ergo age, iunge toros atque otia deme iuventae.~
 2  1, eph,  265|       Pompeiani placeant magis otia Sarni.~
 3  1, man,  110|                                otia, sic omni detectus pectora
 4  1, sot,   74| permeruit iurata manus, nec in otia pacis~
 5  3, uxo,   61|                                otia iam pulchrae terit infecunda
 6  3, uxo,   85|        secura locis et desidis otia vitae,~
 7  4, mar,   34|   tempestiva quies; maior post otia virtus.~
 8  4, mar,   49|   animus quascumque vices. nos otia vitae~
 9  4, epi,    2|      cum patulis tererem vagus otia Saeptis~


Thebaide
   Lib. Ver.
10  3,    3     |      ad auroram superet labor, otia somni~
11  5,  199     |        implacido fundit gravia otia cornu~
12  6,  111     |                                otia cana Pales Silvanusque arbiter
13  6,  830     |     alios erat uncta pale. sic otia Martis~
14  7,   30     |   numen et effreni laxentur in otia mores,~
15  7,  451     |   erepsit rebusque dedit sopor otia fessis.~
16  8,   44     |     miserumque patrem: quid me otia maesta~
17 10,   91     |                                Otia vestibulo pressisque Silentia
18 10,  156     |        et trepidis eadem Sopor otia Grais~
19 10,  225     |                                otia: pars sublime genus, pars
20 11,  251     |       ubi regnator post exulis otia tauri~
21 12,    6     |     questa moras; quamvis tunc otia tandem~