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 1   T-I|       fear the gods who bring us harm.~Hawks, the smallest sound
 2   T-I|        me.~Only see you don’t do harm, while you’ve power to help –~
 3  T-II|     plants are helpful, which do harm.~The robber and cautious
 4  T-II| established nothing of mine will harm.~But I ‘corrupt some’? Whoever
 5  T-II|         and so was he.~It didn’t harm you, Callimachus, who often
 6  T-II|        shameful words:~it didn’t harm one author to show an effeminate ~
 7  T-II|         spouse.~It didn’t do him harm, Tibullus is read and pleases,~
 8 T-III|         no use if they choose to harm us.~The lowered yard escapes
 9 T-III|         the ‘Art’, that did such harm to the artist?~I beg, in
10  T-IV|   pleasure by a flavour that did harm.~Often a lover’s aware of
11  T-IV|        by my verse~have power to harm you, I think, with our just
12  T-IV|          a crime,~if there’s any harm its author can be blamed.~
13  T-IV|         my verse of thanks might harm you,~an untimely honouring
14  T-IV|          of his,~the snakes that harm you, and the herbs that
15  T-IV|         wickedness and servants’ harm?~I suffered things no less
16   T-V|          harms you.~But it won’t harm you: my writings were never~
17  ExII|      think these words likely to harm him.~if you do I’ll own
18  ExII|          The water and the place harm me, and there’s a deeper~
19   ExI|    attention to my affairs might harm you.~All your House asks
20   ExI|       following wind,~there’s no harm in setting spurs to the
21   ExI|        constant now, and sure to harm me badly.~Believe me, if
22 ExIII|       even if others wish, won’t harm you.~But add this one thing
23 ExIII|       succeed, the failure won’t harm you.~And don’t flare up
24 ExIII|         that.~I suspect it won’t harm you. She’ll see ~you’re
25 ExIII|          nor did Numa, they say, harm Pythagoras.~Not to list
26  ExIV|        but the Sarmatian pirates harm sailors more.~Though Charybdis
27  ExIV|         s wild speech did him no harm.~But a wrong interpretation
28  IBIS|        the prayers of execration harm his false ~name no less,
29  IBIS|   stories.~And as fierce iambics harm their creator,~may your
30   Ind|   wickedness of friends’ and the harm done him by servants. It