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 1   T-I|  forced to touch the wild left shore of Pontus:~I complain my
 2   T-I|     was far away on the Libyan shore,~and couldn’t be informed
 3   T-I|        she seeks, by the Getic shore.~As soon as she brought
 4   T-I|      we reached the Zerynthian shore with a light breeze,~as
 5   T-I|        clinging to Propontis’s shore,~nobly founded by the Haemonian
 6  T-II|     Greeks to touch the Trojan shore?~Add Iole, and Deidamia,
 7 T-III|        away then, on a foreign shore,~and my fate will be desolate
 8 T-III|   friendly prows on the Pontic shore.~I’ll go eagerly to meet
 9 T-III|   father’s exiled to a foreign shore,~but his children are still
10  T-IV|    evils on me, as sand on the shore,~fishes in the sea, or the
11  T-IV|    sought the left-hand Euxine shore.~But my evil fate’s no easier
12  T-IV|    wanderings, I reached ~that shore, where Sarmatians and Getic
13   T-V|    already sent from the Getic shore.~This one too will be like
14   T-V|       far off on the Sarmatian shore,~take care my funeral will
15   T-V|     held fast to the Sarmatian shore of the savage Getae.~I,
16   T-V|         I come from the Euxine shore,~wearied by the sea-lanes,
17   T-V|      one who’d add~sand to the shore, wheat to the fields, water
18   T-V|       hard?~I’m trapped by the shore of the Euxine, that misnomer,~
19   T-V|       first touched the Trojan shore?~You’d be no help to me
20  ExII|       this work from the Getic shore:~he’s no stranger already
21  ExII|       is, I believe~a kindlier shore might be granted to my shipwreck.~
22  ExII|       of sadness~You’re like a shore without rocks to a shattered
23   ExI|       Sea’s sinister left-hand shore,~gives you the greeting,
24   ExI|       my shipwreck on a gentle shore:~don’t let the waves prove
25 ExIII|   loyal devotion.~Even on this shore, and there’s none that is
26 ExIII|        me:~but I live on a far shore of a vast sea.~While news
27 ExIII|      Such are the pens of this shore: such are the books,~such
28  ExIV|        before,~I turn the arid shore with a barren blade.~As
29  ExIV|    course~back from the Euxine shore towards its source,~the
30  ExIV|   Achaei, who roam the eastern shore~with more licence, yet won’
31  ExIV|  licence, yet won’t leave this shore alone.~Here there’s leafless
32   Ind|    Samothrace to the Bistonian shore to continue his journey.~
33   Ind| province bordering the eastern shore of the Adriatic. ~Book EII.
34   Ind|       and region, on the Asian shore of the Hellespont. The Trojans
35   Ind|  left-hand (sinister: unlucky) shore, Pontus on the left.~Book
36   Ind|      Greek town on the eastern shore of the Hellespont (Dardanelles)
37   Ind|        Sea, along its southern shore as far as Colchis, sometimes
38   Ind|   sometimes the whole Thracian shore. ~Book TI.II:75-110 Book
39   Ind|    ill-omened (to him) western shore of the Black Sea, on the
40   Ind|     Greek town on the European shore of the Hellespont (Dardanelles)
41   Ind|       first Greek to touch its shore in the Trojan War.~Book