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 1   T-I|       circumstance allows.~I’ve endured as many evils as stars in
 2 T-III|     country, those I love:~if I endured no anger but Caesar’s naked
 3  T-IV|     snowflakes,~than the ills I endured, driven through the wide
 4  T-IV| shatters an old one.~I too once endured, what I now endure, more
 5  ExII|  ancient heroes to me,~ones who endured their fate with firm minds.~
 6   ExI|         my sufferings~that I’ve endured on land, endured mid-ocean.~
 7   ExI|      that I’ve endured on land, endured mid-ocean.~There’s no harsher
 8  ExIV|       was Ajax at Troy, when he endured ~Hector’s brands, in defending
 9  IBIS|       free ~by disgracing Rome, endured from the Carthaginian leader. ~
10   Ind|         311-364 Ibis:597-644 He endured the torment of the shirt