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 1  T-II|    stars, but not soon:~was a humble member of a crowd that wished
 2  T-II|    error misled me,~my house, humble, without stain, was destroyed.~
 3  T-II| without stain, was destroyed.~humble, yet they say, in our ancestors’
 4  T-II|   lighter verse, adequate for humble music:~but if you order
 5  T-IV|    with my studies,~keeping a humble house with its ancient gods,~
 6   T-V|     just.’~He who once denied humble food to the poor~now eats
 7  ExII|      of the citizens, I was a humble member.~Woe is me if you’
 8   ExI|       as I undertake poems on humble themes~my talent’s sufficient
 9 ExIII|       there’s a place for the humble among such names,~I too
10  ExIV|   fierce hunger away with his humble art.~Who was greater than
11  ExIV|     it myself.~Set me down, a humble possession, amongst your