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 1   T-I|         be nothing that you can’t believe.~This I prophesy since I’
 2  T-II|          beg to return, though we believe the great gods~have often
 3  T-II|     paternity through my offence.~Believe me, my character’s other
 4  T-II|      Tibullus thinks it’s hard to believe his girl’s denials,~when
 5  T-II|          them who grieve:~I don’t believe there’s one who jeers at
 6 T-III|           hopes collapsed,~if you believe anything from a friend whom
 7 T-III|          that were not their own.~Believe me, who lives quietly lives
 8 T-III|       fate, with such a look~as I believe my own face must have showed.~
 9 T-III|         you ask meanwhile – and I believe, of you, ~that you do –
10 T-III|         Greek cities here – who’d believe it? –~among the place-names
11 T-III|        them, might feel the pain.~Believe me, if Ulysses is compared
12 T-III|     almost write in Getic metres.~Believe me, I’m afraid lest you
13  T-IV|         mixed with anxious dread?~Believe in what’s as you wish, cease
14  T-IV|         Yet, there was no deceit, believe me: and my life~is worth
15  T-IV|       multiplied by passing time!~Believe me, I’m failing, and as
16  T-IV|        obvious reason. I’d sooner believe~that Medusa’s Gorgon face
17  T-IV|        man, half bull.~I’d rather believe all this, than that you,
18   T-V|   Callimachus was mistaken:~now I believe it implicitly, since you
19   T-V|          evils that surrounds me.~Believe me, what I complain of is
20   T-V|        since it’s wrong for me~to believe that the strength of your
21  ExII|           gods above, whose I am, believe me,~perhaps I’ll be thought
22  ExII|          my own torment.~Either I believe myself dodging Sarmatian
23  ExII|           merciful Augustus is, I believe~a kindlier shore might be
24  ExII|         spread over as many years~believe me, I’d be older than Pylian
25  ExII|          neglect.~Maximus, if you believe me, this too that you read, ~
26  ExII|        Getae near.~I can scarcely believe a judgement on my work~could
27  ExII|   encouragement,~one that, if you believe a friend who doesn’t lie,~
28  ExII|    frequently than I ought:~but I believe that too was part of my
29  ExII|       gave it his name,~if we can believe what its people tell of
30  ExII|        are masters of this world.~Believe me, though it’s right you
31   ExI|         war.~Why should I fail to believe the divine anger could lessen ~
32   ExI|           so harsh to me that I’d believe,~or think it reasonable,
33   ExI| Antilochus, Nestor’s son.~I can’t believe it would vanish from your
34   ExI|    circumstances that apply here.~Believe me, you’ll hardly find a
35   ExI|           will never fall silent.~Believe me, if my poetry’s not destined
36   ExI|        and sure to harm me badly.~Believe me, if I’m known to you
37   ExI|        prove safer than the land.~Believe me, it’s a regal action
38 ExIII|       wife before many witnesses.~Believe me, whenever you’re praised
39 ExIII|           words, Maximus,~I might believe that swans were black as
40 ExIII|           my omen carries weight.~Believe, and truth will shortly
41 ExIII|         my mind.~Then, if you can believe it, I dream I’ve been received~
42 ExIII|        ship.~The heavenly powers, believe me, spare the wretched,~
43 ExIII|          a prince, can you~really believe there’s anything to fear
44  ExIV|         Homer down in this place,~believe me, even he’d have turned
45  ExIV|        sheet of paper?~I scarcely believe it myself, but rumour has
46  ExIV|         from Italy say you barely believe all this.~Wretched the man
47  ExIV|        harsh to be believed!~Well believe this: I won’t let you remain
48  ExIV|       know what would benefit me.~Believe me, wisdom’s the first thing
49   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
50   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~
51   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
52   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~ ~
53   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
54   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~ ~
55   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
56   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~ ~
57   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
58   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~
59   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
60   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~ ~
61   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
62   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~ ~
63   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
64   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~
65   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
66   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~
67   Ind| involvement than he would have us believe elsewhere. He repeats that
68   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
69   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.
70   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
71   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~
72   Ind|       myths that he would have to believe in first before he could
73   Ind|          in first before he could believe in this friends disloyalty.~