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 1   T-I|        know there are merciful powers on those heights~but I still
 2   T-I|   these breakers,~and let your powers favour the ship:~or if you
 3   T-I|      use to me,~I prayed: ‘You powers that own these sites nearby,~
 4   T-I|        follow our undiminished powers:~But they flee with the
 5   T-I|     content is greater than my powers.~Wise poets, write of my
 6   T-I|        body, enduring toil:~my powers are delicate and slight.~
 7   T-I|         my poetry has no great powers,~my lips are inadequate
 8   T-I|        made safe by the divine powers of Pallas,~through all event,
 9   T-I|     separate paths with gentle powers!~One ship’s ready to thread
10  T-II|       be atoned for, among the powers that be,~to a wounded god
11  T-II|        sparingly you used your powers!~Then, as if life were too
12  T-II|      gave my ingenuity slender powers.~Yet Virgil, the happy author
13  T-IV|       no little thing to apply powers still fresh to them,~and
14  T-IV|       can see, given~my bodily powers, there’s little time left
15  T-IV|        effort too great for my powers.~I’d neither the strength
16  T-IV| invincible, relying on its own powers.~Forgetting myself and my
17  ExII| thereby, give witness of their powers.~They often ease punishments
18  ExII|    public affairs occupies his powers:~this is too small a matter
19  ExII|      and royal Juno:~no divine powers defended my life. ~He was
20  ExII|     bend the Sarmatian bow?~My powers prevent me taking up that
21  ExII|      it to exercise its proper powers.~True I’ve no pain, I don’
22   ExI|     are mine too, as far~as my powers allow: that House can’t
23   ExI|      sound, and sees~that your powers, Rome, which he fashioned,
24   ExI|    your being taken from me, O powers~of the State: you’ll be
25 ExIII|     the city,~while the sacred powers offer an easy approach,~
26 ExIII|     was any former talent),~my powers gone, am strengthened by
27 ExIII| wrecked his ship.~The heavenly powers, believe me, spare the wretched,~
28 ExIII|  prince:~Justice moderates his powers.~Caesar recently established
29  ExIV|       might reach the heavenly powers.~~ Book EIV.IX:1-54 To Graecinus:
30  ExIV|        gods, try and woo those powers ~with prayer, that you worship
31  IBIS|     prison:~you too, the lower powers, Fauns, Satyrs, Lares,~the
32   Ind|  Woodland spirits.~Ibis:41-104 Powers invoked by Ovid.~ ~Flaccus~
33   Ind| dedicated to them.~Ibis:41-104 Powers invoked by Ovid.~ ~Largus~
34   Ind|      to Lesbos. (This head had powers of prophetic utterance)
35   Ind|         the Satyr.~Ibis:41-104 Powers invoked by Ovid.~Book EIV.