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 1   T-I|     from my own troubles.~You, barely two or three of so many
 2  T-II|      of Teretei and Getae,~are barely held back by the deep flood
 3  T-II|        subject to Italian law,~barely clinging to the edges of
 4 T-III|       stuck to my palate~could barely be revived by a little wine,~
 5 T-III|       scarce covers bone, food barely finds my lips:~my skin has
 6  T-IV|        clusters,~till they can barely hold the juice inside:~time
 7  T-IV|    colour I used to have:~I’ve barely skin enough to cover my
 8   T-V|      characterised more by the barely civilised Getae.~Great hordes
 9   T-V|         if at the people, they barely deserve the name,~they’ve
10  ExII|       you read, ~I write while barely forcing it from an unwilling
11  ExII|   Hister, Danube’s~other name, barely vulnerable because of its
12   ExI|        the south wind’s breath barely comes.~I never thought any
13   ExI|    letter, sent from among the barely ~pacified Getae, wishes
14 ExIII|      time when she’s idle:~she barely has leisure for her personal
15 ExIII|        voice~trembling, you’ll barely be able even to say that.~
16 ExIII|       it’s master’s moans,~can barely turn itself to happy songs.~
17 ExIII| precious metal here:~the enemy barely allow the farmers to dig
18 ExIII|     among the savage Getae, is barely sane. ~Yet there’s nothing
19  ExIV|    pleased me,~and my hand was barely willing to make the change.~
20  ExIV|      has all vanished.~My Muse barely plays her part, when I’ve
21  ExIV|       taken up my tablets,~she barely lays a hand there, almost
22  ExIV|       in the city of Syracuse,~barely kept fierce hunger away
23  ExIV|       affairs, and true ~faith barely finds a place in present
24  ExIV|        come from Italy say you barely believe all this.~Wretched
25  ExIV|    colour is diluted, and it’s barely blue.~The fresh water overlays
26  ExIV|    Gallio, it would be a crime barely excusable on ~my part, if
27  ExIV|       song, you, ~known to me, barely a lad, when you were barely
28  ExIV|    barely a lad, when you were barely a lad,~and, through the
29   Ind|       the Greek admixture, are barely civilised, warlike, with