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 1   T-I|        she did not die.~May she live, and, since the fates have
 2   T-I|         have willed my absence,~live so as always to help me
 3   T-I|       any power,~you will still live, for all time, in my verse.~~
 4   T-I|     were made –~Now I pray they live, and with industrious leisure ~
 5  T-II|  barbarian chains while Caesars live.~~ Book TII:207-252 His
 6 T-III|         our poet,~to be able to live in peace in your native
 7 T-III|    friend whom life has taught,~live for yourself, and keep far
 8 T-III|        far away from the great.~Live for yourself, as far as
 9 T-III|     that can scarcely be eased.~Live unenvied, pass sweet years,
10 T-III|         quickly how I am.~Say I live, but so that I’d rather
11 T-III|      but so that I’d rather not live,~my ills not eased by any
12 T-III|     that never~touch the sea, I live among the barbarian races.~
13 T-III|   children are still allowed to live in the city.~My poems were
14  T-IV|         another. ~Perhaps, if I live, he might end this exile ~
15  T-IV|      delighting in human blood,~live almost beneath the same
16  T-IV|     mind always enjoyed,~and to live at ease with my studies,~
17  T-IV|       once prayed to be able to live peacefully when old,~The
18  T-IV|         their weapons.~Though I live far away on the shores of
19  T-IV|        days.~So the fact that I live, and struggle against harsh
20   T-V|     world you rule –~so may you live on earth, and heaven long
21   T-V|        little toil.~You did not live in your native land, but
22   T-V|         of dark clouds.~May she live, and love her husband, though
23   T-V|      and the customs of those I live among?~Though there’s a
24   T-V|        fear,~for the barbarians live amongst us, without discrimination,~
25   T-V|    peace to perform the task,~I live in a place encircled by
26  ExII|        still gains the means to live.~The power of the divine
27  ExII|     experience a heavier one.~I live among enemies, surrounded
28  ExII|      Here, in this land where I live, it’s enough if I~manage
29  ExII|         the man digging ditches live, shackled with chains,~believing
30  ExII|      who pray I am~your friend, live at the furthest limits of
31  ExII|       It’s enough that I should live amongst ice and Scythian~
32  ExII|   battering winter hail:~let me live in a region producing neither
33  ExII|       summary of my troubles.~I live amongst endless conflict,
34  ExII|          I don’t begrudge them, live in safety.~And my books
35  ExII|        anger is not implacable:~live, and don’t deny you could
36   ExI| dedicated in the temple while I live,~you’ll say that both my
37   ExI|   Patroclus:~and think, that to live this life of mine is like
38   ExI|  nearness offer me~the power to live in safety in this place
39   ExI|      And, for my part, though I live beneath the celestial pole,~
40 ExIII|   misfortunes.~Work, so I might live in a less hostile region,~
41 ExIII|      name of friendship, we~who live by the Black Sea and the
42 ExIII|         hasn’t slowed me:~but I live on a far shore of a vast
43 ExIII|      tooth of injustice. ~If to live wretchedly is like dying,
44 ExIII|    leave you and my country,~to live among the uncivilised Getae,
45 ExIII|         by the lightening bolt, live~and recover, unhindered
46 ExIII|       many.~When we as a people live under such a prince, can
47  ExIV|    travel to Euxine shores,~and live in fear of being wounded
48  ExIV|    added many gifts to help him live,~so that his own resources
49  IBIS|       Last, I pray that you may live and die in this place,~between
50   Ind|     immunity and was allowed to live in Ravenna.~Book EII.I:68
51   Ind|         people who were said to live in caves in perpetual darkness, ‘