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 1   T-I|   them, ~but they were almost snatched from his funeral.~So whatever
 2 T-III|      transmuted forms,~verses snatched from their author’s funeral
 3   T-V|      enough that they’ve been snatched from me alone –~and since
 4  ExII|   pleasures of the city being snatched away~in my misery, that
 5   ExI|     Drusus whom cruel Germany snatched~from you, be the only one
 6  IBIS|     with dark-coloured bands,~snatched from an accursed abandoned
 7  IBIS|  cliff.~Or like Cychreus, who snatched Eurylochus’ crown,~let your
 8  IBIS|       and~opposing Charybdis, snatched from the Ithacan ship:~like
 9   Ind| Pelops’s chariot, when Pelops snatched Hippodamia.~Book TV.I:1-
10   Ind|       the passage to Troy but snatched away by Diana to Tauris,