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 1   T-I|   instead should keep my fate in mind.~No brittle pumice to polish
 2   T-I|      verses come from a tranquil mind:~my days are clouded by
 3   T-I|           look around with timid mind,~be content to be read by
 4   T-I|          saddest memory comes to mind,~of that night, my last
 5   T-I|        itself cleared my clouded mind,~and at last my senses began
 6   T-I|          of your merit leaves my mind.~and loyalty fades away
 7   T-I|        death~I fear with anxious mind, and pray for in my fear.~
 8  T-II|     order, I’ll show, below,~the mind can be harmed by every sort
 9  T-II|      verse, read with a virtuous mind~it’ll be established nothing
10  T-II|          can corrupt a perverted mind:~everything’s harmless in
11  T-II|         me if I try.~It’s a rich mind can tell of Caesar’s mighty
12  T-II|        my spirit,~how in song my mind favours you, and yours.~
13 T-III|     prompting that thought in my mind.~When I learnt its owner, ‘
14 T-III|         everything’s alive in my mind.~My home’s before my eyes,
15 T-III|         be placated,~and a noble mind has generous impulses.~It’
16 T-III|        if from its own wound, my mind shrinks~from that time,
17 T-III|     Perilla: The Delights of the Mind~ ~Go, greet Perilla, hastily
18 T-III|         since my misfortune your mind is idle.~I often used to
19 T-III|        the benefits of heart and mind.~Look at me, my country
20 T-III|        then with a still anxious mind.~Meanwhile something less,
21 T-III|    Whether the disease of an ill mind drains my limbs,~or this
22 T-III|  grievous pain.~I’m no fitter in mind than body, rather both~are
23 T-III|        much evil,~and though her mind retained its great courage,~
24  T-IV|        solace, not fame,~lest my mind became too absorbed with
25  T-IV|    certain benefit.~It stops the mind from always gazing at its
26  T-IV|     rites numbs her,~so, when my mind’s inspired, stirred by the
27  T-IV|          exile, will see with my mind, as I may:~it still has
28  T-IV|         away.~So, when her weary mind broods on her just grievance,~
29  T-IV|         wish you to have in your mind.~Are you sad? I’m troubled
30  T-IV|     nobility of character,~whose mind mirrors your father’s brilliance,~
31  T-IV|           and they were a single mind in two bodies.~They were
32  T-IV|      granted me patience,~and my mind still feels the emotions
33  T-IV|          body’s troubled, but my mind is worse,~absorbed in contemplating
34  T-IV|        indulge in the leisure my mind always enjoyed,~and to live
35  T-IV|          city, again.~So, with a mind unaware of what the future
36  T-IV|         of body, nor aptitude of mind~for that vocation, and I
37  T-IV|        than exile itself.~Yet my mind refused to succumb to misfortune,~
38   T-V|         even so,~I don’t wish my mind to dissolve in endless cares,~
39   T-V|          of being unwell?~Yet my mind’s ill, it gains no strength
40   T-V|         fate’s adversity~that my mind’s disturbed by my enduring
41   T-V|       better hidden.~I occupy my mind with studies: beguile my
42   T-V|       product of joy, and need a mind at peace.~My fortunes are
43   T-V|     grants no small power~to the mind: desire for praise makes
44  ExII|          So it’s no wonder if my mind’s decaying,~melting like
45  ExII|        will these pangs leave my mind:~he who grieves will die
46  ExII|       what’s left with a hostile mind.~You be the judge. I’ll
47  ExII|         matter for his celestial mind.~He’s not free to enquire
48  ExII|       lately granted my troubled mind~brought help and hope to
49  ExII|           when I’ve adopted your mind’s defences,~then love of
50  ExII|         I confess my strength of mind is weakened by misery.~No
51  ExII|       the pangs of exile from my mind.~Ensure that you and yours
52  ExII|          nourishes the body, the mind’s fed by it as well:~excessive
53  ExII|        no delight in setting the mind to such things,~nor does
54  ExII|          writing,~and my fragile mind can’t bear anything onerous.~
55  ExII|      that pastime, too,~since my mind is stronger than my slight
56  ExII| Everything that eases a troubled mind was absent too,~with you,
57  ExII|        city from my home,~and my mind surveys it all with its
58  ExII|       him still living.~Often my mind recalls his playfulness,
59  ExII|          come more frequently to mind~than those, and I wish they’
60  ExII|          were not helping me,~my mind would hardly endure the
61   ExI|      hope of gain ~from a greedy mind, and no one’s sought after.~
62   ExI|          see your features in my mind.~I remember many deep talks
63   ExI|      conceive sad thoughts in my mind.~It’s clear to me now that
64   ExI|         to be ploughed.~Body and mind are helped by a temperate
65   ExI|        the only way I can, in my mind,~and often speak to you
66   ExI|        your solace of a grieving mind great service,~when you
67 ExIII|      enemy enough.~More comes to mind, but confused by fear, your
68 ExIII|        at a blow from my anxious mind.~There stood Love, but not
69 ExIII|         and your torches.~and my mind was free for no great undertaking,~
70 ExIII|      snake along the earth.~Your mind towers high above your birth
71 ExIII|     searched for, hardly come to mind,~and delight in anything
72 ExIII|     unaccustomed sunlight,~so my mind was slow to delight.~Novelty’
73 ExIII|         you sometimes think your mind, unsure what’s missing,~
74 ExIII|         It’s a kindness that the mind can go where it wishes.~
75 ExIII|        bright that hour is to my mind.~Then, if you can believe
76 ExIII|     critic,~so that it hurts the mind, with worry’s icy chill,~
77  ExIV|          win approval.~Truly, my mind could not be held from gratitude.~
78  ExIV|       Alcinous?~You’ve a fertile mind, and of those who plough ~
79  ExIV|        in a choked spring,~so my mind’s been hurt by muddy misfortune,~
80  ExIV|       you, though absent, ~in my mind: and view the features of
81  ExIV|          up with Jupiter in your mind.~And since she’s not banished
82  ExIV|        city,~and the pleasure my mind can only grasp at, now,~
83  ExIV|       help me?~I’ll still use my mind: it alone’s not exiled from
84  ExIV|        many days have calmed the mind’s hurt,~he only renews it,
85  ExIV|          me, rightly, fills your mind.~But what can I do? My desire’
86  ExIV|      gifts to me, with a dutiful mind,~and my homeland will hear
87  IBIS|      curse him as Ibis, whom the mind perceives,~who knows he’
88  IBIS|         Body never free of ills, mind of grievous sickness,~night
89  IBIS|         by fire.~May your crazed mind too be driven by frenzies,~
90   Ind|     learning, technology and the mind. ~Book EIV.I:1-36 Her statues
91   Ind| astrology a beneficent planet of mind and communication.~ ~Merops~
92   Ind|        Athene the goddess of the mind and women’s arts (also a
93   Ind|    Tiberius now, in Germanicus’s mind may be an allusion to the
94   Ind|          lewd thoughts in a lewd mind. (Note Euripides, in the
95   Ind|      safe from corruption if her mind is chaste.’)~Book TIII.I:
96   Ind|          Minerva, Goddess of the Mind, the Quinquatrus (March
97   Ind|           The contrast in Ovid’s mind is between barbarism and