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 1   T-I|    world.~If you love me, hold back these breakers,~and let
 2   T-I|        three times, was called back~three times, even my feet
 3   T-I|  deceived myself,~eyes turning back towards my dear ones.~At
 4   T-I|     and yet eager to be driven back,~with what power the waves
 5   T-I|       happen, dear friend, far back,~when the wind then drove
 6   T-I|      on foot:~while she sailed back through the Hellespont’s
 7  T-II|     and Getae,~are barely held back by the deep flood of the
 8 T-III|      sure my bones are brought back in a little urn:~so I’ll
 9 T-III|    fear lest my fate holds you back,~and that since my misfortune
10 T-III|        harsh winter holds them back if they try:~and though
11 T-III|       off as captives,~looking back in vain at their farms and
12 T-III|   failed to carry Helle on its back,~makes the hours of night
13   T-V|      silent,~can scarcely hold back from naming you, against
14  ExII|    should be spared.~Oxen draw back their sore necks from the
15   ExI|        nobility~reaches as far back as the name of Eumolpus,~
16 ExIII|       and your ability to hold back tears at my troubles.~You
17 ExIII|  bedraggled to my eyes,~as the back of a homing dove often is,~
18 ExIII|      no new day can bring them back to life again,~but Caesar
19  ExIV|       wings behind me.~Looking back, there was no one to be
20  ExIV|    will sooner turn its course~back from the Euxine shore towards
21  IBIS|      horses ~of the Sun hurtle back from west to east:~may you
22   Ind|   prosper until it was brought back to Thessaly. King Aeetes
23   Ind| desired Cassandra and took her back to Greece with him.~Book
24   Ind|    arrival at Tomis on its way back to Greece.~Ibis:251-310
25   Ind|    Fall of Troy and then taken back to Greece by Agamemnon and
26   Ind|        The name Corinna refers back to the ancient Greece poetess (
27   Ind|    helped drive the Sarmatians back across the Danube). ~Book
28   Ind|     the injunction not to look back at her. See Metamorphoses
29   Ind|        AD32 but later summoned back to Rome.~Book EIV.XI:1-22
30   Ind|       Labour, Hercules brought back Geryon’s famous herd of
31   Ind|         and they then sent him back forcibly to Hannibal, to
32   Ind|       him when he demanded her back. ~Book TII:361-420 A victim
33   Ind|       when Hermes escorted him back from Hades. She then had
34   Ind|       the island to bring them back to be used at Troy. Thoas
35   Ind|     the dragon, and took Medea back with him to Iolchos. When
36   Ind|        maternal line stretches back to him, perhaps through
37   Ind|    lover Aegisthus. He brought back his sister Iphigenia from
38   Ind|     condition he does not look back at her till she reaches
39   Ind|       and executions) but held back from public office in the
40   Ind|        him if the contents got back to them, as we shall see
41   Ind|      images were placed at the back of the atrium in front of
42   Ind|       when Hermes escorted him back from Hades. She then had
43   Ind|        him if the contents got back to them, as we shall see