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 1   T-I|        smallest sound of wings brings terror~to the doves your
 2   T-I|       one god presses, another brings help.~Mulciber was against
 3 T-III|      vain,~things which no day brings, or could bring?~If you
 4 T-III|        and no strength of body brings relief,~and I never lack
 5 T-III|      miserable,~Caesar’s anger brings with it every ill.~And so
 6   T-V|        my being forgotten, and brings the exile’s name to the
 7  ExII| Augustus’s ear,~since it often brings help to anxious defendants,~
 8 ExIII|    already know what my letter brings, though~the wax has not
 9  ExIV|     you in the dawn~that first brings you the twelve ‘rods and
10   Ind|  snakes twined around it, that brings sleep and healing. The caduceus
11   Ind|     Notus~The south wind, that brings rain.~Book TI.II:1-74 A