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 1     1|  bewail the loss of a murdered parent, but in thy case, there
 2     1|      fortune, but what a cruel parent has heaped upon him, as
 3     1|        earth formerly became a parent, and brought forth a ferocious
 4     1|        and thus my unfortunate parent fell a victim to the sword,
 5     1| affection for the Manes of thy parent, who has undergone a heavy
 6     1|        slain by the hands of a parent, lest thou shouldst undergo
 7     1| seizing upon the person of his parent, had her conveyed in a Stygian
 8     2|     sun, than which, our first parent, nature, the artificer of
 9     2|       fruitful bosom, and this Parent was happy in having the
10     2|    into the very bowels of its parent, and out of it, soon showing
11     2| Augustus (Octavius), the great parent of his country, was enabled
12     2|      the human race; thou as a parent to thy country, governest
13     5|      ocean depths! A miserable parent, 11 aforetime bewailed the
14     5|        of Agrippa, the unhappy parent of so many sons, the daughter-in-law
15     5|       too, such an illustrious parent of thy own Nero, who, with