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 1   T-I|           On a good day and with better luck than your master~may
 2   T-I|         in opponents.~My case is better, since I was no armed opponent~
 3   T-I|     comfort. Yet my verses are a better~likeness, I ask you to read
 4   T-I|    burned ~her son, and proved a better sister than a mother,~so
 5  T-II|          such~that the outcome’s better than I feared.~My life was
 6 T-III|          pumice,~I’d blush to be better turned out than my author:~
 7 T-III|       almost unsure that I’ll be better.~How do you think I feel,
 8 T-III|          the crowd~it was almost better known than you or I were:~
 9  T-IV|           in good part, songs no better than my fate.~~ Book TIV.
10  T-IV|         His Wife: Death Would be Better~ ~Ursa Major and Minor,
11  T-IV|          those cruel rites, to a better home.~Such is the region,
12  T-IV|          heavily now I know them better.~It’s no little thing to
13  T-IV| gladiator, in shining armour, is better~than the man with weapons
14   T-V|    charged with.~Gallus would be better, or smooth-tongued Propertius,~
15   T-V|         winning nature, would be better.~Ah, why was my Muse ever
16   T-V|       you’d endure your troubles better in silence,’~you say, ‘by
17   T-V|          can do so. Ah, how much better your fate than mine!’ ~He
18   T-V|          a future name that were better hidden.~I occupy my mind
19  ExII|     allows us to forget.~Where’s better than Rome? Where’s worse
20  ExII|       found a city, Thebes, in a better place.~Tydeus exiled from
21  ExII|          it’s that I know myself better than any doctor can.~Be
22   ExI|        my error, or whether it’s better~not to try anything like
23   ExI|       Power is never active in a better cause~than in not letting
24   ExI|       saving man,~and there’s no better way of winning support.~
25   ExI|          cruelty.~No king’s been better equipped in them,~or given
26   ExI|          herself, ~yet she’s the better for your advice. And the
27 ExIII|   testimony too.~You few are the better friends who though it wrong~
28 ExIII|         in Maeotia,~no other was better known, by Euxine waters.~
29 ExIII|         I knew him, and no one’s better known~to me, my tongue was
30 ExIII|         exile,~you, whom I’d far better not have taught,~are you
31 ExIII|          that it would have been better not to touch.~He dies more
32 ExIII|        makes it recent.~Yet it’s better if it is that my friends’
33  ExIV|    clouds~on its high ridge, was better defended by arms or position.~
34  ExIV|     Germanicus, truly no altar’s better known to you than his.~It
35  ExIV|     glory of the Muses.~But it’s better to give us all themes than
36  ExIV|        And if I’d been born to a better fate,~and my wheels had
37  ExIV|      this land,~anywhere will be better than what I see.~Send me
38  ExIV|         own your investment in a better location!~Given that it’
39   Ind|        her own son, and proved a better sister than a mother.~ ~
40   Ind|    Laconia on the River Eurotas, better known as Sparta. ~ ~Lachesis~