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 1   T-I| beneath your feet, a worthless thing?~What effort to visit a
 2  T-II|      ll still hope:~that’s one thing can be done that you deny
 3  T-II|    tend to waste that precious thing, our time.~Look, this man
 4  T-IV|    them better.~It’s no little thing to apply powers still fresh
 5  T-IV|      heart, that the slightest thing could move.~But though I
 6   T-V|       friendship.~It’s the one thing that links the wretched
 7   T-V|        who anticipated no such thing, had turned to ashes!~~
 8   T-V|      If you corrected that one thing~there’d be no flaw in your
 9  ExII|       coppers as alms?~No such thing, we know, is done at Diana’
10  ExII|        I beg you, bring me one thing~from afar, help my heart
11  ExII|        Getae,~this is the only thing of mine allowed in Rome.~
12  ExII|        water’s almost the only thing I drink.~nor by eating heavily:
13   ExI|        and injured by the same thing.~Doubtless you consider
14   ExI|   gravity and splendour of the thing sank my attempt,~I couldn’
15   ExI|     but because every wretched thing is fearful, and because~
16   ExI|      in doing so – in this one thing she isn’t hostile to me.~
17 ExIII|     harm you.~But add this one thing to your previous actions,~
18 ExIII|   dying.~This remains the only thing they ever disagreed on:~
19 ExIII|       You know there’s another thing that harms you more.~Whatever
20 ExIII|       it is (since the painful thing shouldn’t be told,~and you
21 ExIII|      they’ve watched:~it’s one thing to record events with the
22 ExIII|        can pass.~It’s no small thing to be first in the untouched
23 ExIII|      ox.~It was a great enough thing too to make it a heavy task~
24 ExIII|        thought to act the real thing.~Let uncouth Rhine, hair
25 ExIII|         in safety,~if that’s a thing of danger, love me secretly.~~
26 ExIII|    fail me, at asking the same thing so often,~and I’m ashamed
27 ExIII| worthless.~Indeed it’s a great thing you don’t dare to ask, my
28 ExIII|       s as much more arduous a thing~as Homer was greater than
29  ExIV|      from it, ~that makes this thing the source of my misfortunes:~
30  ExIV|        poet’s tribute:~it is a thing of value in your judgement.~
31  ExIV| Believe me, wisdom’s the first thing to flee the wretched,~and
32  IBIS|     begun,~though it’s not the thing to go to battle in this
33  IBIS|       m unused to this sort of thing.~Its convolutions are uttered