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 1   I,  17|       the troubles of another's grief, through the madness of
 2   I,  18|        mental excitement, there grief and sorrow exist. Where
 3   I,  18|         and sorrow exist. Where grief and sorrow exist, there
 4   V,  14| diligence herself gather in her grief the scattered genitals with
 5   V,  21|          her ears are closed by grief. The whole order of the
 6   V,  25|     usual to break the force of grief, and moderate it, she uncovers
 7   V,  39|      consecrated to relieve her grief? That erecting of phalli
 8  VI,   2|  suffering, and are weakened by grief, and that it cannot be but
 9 VII,   4|        free from the anxiety of grief, which trembles with joy,
10 VII,  10|      always happily, drive away grief truly, and any evils which
11 VII,  11|      gods drive away sorrow and grief, if they bestow joy and