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 1   T-I|     stars.~What abysses sink beneath the yawning flood!~Now,
 2   T-I|  honoured name of friend~lie beneath your feet, a worthless thing?~
 3  T-II|  Hister’s delta,~I’m crushed beneath virgin Callisto’s icy pole –~
 4  T-II| indeed there are many things beneath their notice.~As Jove, who
 5 T-III|    the gentle air might fall beneath my swiftness~and suddenly,
 6 T-III|     gone,~let him know that, beneath the stars that never~touch
 7 T-III|   bowed ~your sorrowful head beneath the general’s foot.~He who
 8  T-IV|     human blood,~live almost beneath the same starry sky as myself,~
 9   T-V|   the Euxine Sea – this land beneath the frozen pole –~yet I’
10   T-V|   not fallen so low that~I’m beneath you, whom nothing can be
11   ExI|     refusing to set her head beneath Caesar’s foot. ~Tiberius
12   ExI|      push the swimmer’s face beneath the clear wave.~See what
13   ExI|     no sadder~land than this beneath either starry pole.~It’s
14   ExI|   know,~so my guilt can hide beneath my ‘Art’ alone.~Whatever
15   ExI|     Elean river, runs hidden beneath the waves, even now.~There
16   ExI|   for my part, though I live beneath the celestial pole,~that
17   ExI|       and often speak to you beneath the frozen axis.~You’re
18  ExIV|     always stands on its top beneath her unsteady feet.~She’s
19  ExIV|    since the earth’s now set beneath your gaze.~You, placed there
20  ExIV|       and the last page came beneath my fingers,~they nodded
21  ExIV|  harsh fate orders me to die beneath the frozen pole,~I’ll always
22  ExIV|      be known by every place beneath the sky~(if my Muse travels
23  IBIS|    knife used to cut at from beneath.~And, inspired, slash your
24   Ind|      the anger of the giants beneath it.~ ~Agamemnon~The king
25   Ind|      god Alpheus and pursued beneath the sea to Sicily. See Ovid’
26   Ind|   poets.~Ibis:597-644 Buried beneath Sicily.~ ~Glaucus(1)~Ibis:
27   Ind|   The giants were imprisoned beneath the island.~ ~Sicyon~A town
28   Ind|     the gods, who was buried beneath Sicily by Jupiter.~Book
29   Ind|       Book EII.X:1-52 Buried beneath Sicily.~ ~Tyras~A Sarmatian