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 1  T-II|      spirit.~I prayed you might seek the celestial stars, but
 2 T-III|       what place,~what house to seek, a book strange to this
 3 T-III|      might stretch?~What do you seek that’s missing from my ills?~
 4  T-IV|        Ah, why should I fear? I seek what is clearly known.~Why
 5  T-IV|     Aonian Muses urged me on to seek~that safe seclusion my tastes
 6   T-V|       talent.~In short, I don’t seek glory, or that fame~which
 7   T-V|         Where can I turn? Where seek solace for my weariness?~
 8   T-V|        can’t be without them,~I seek the weapons blood-stained
 9   T-V| contemplation of my troubles.~I seek forgetfulness of my misery
10  ExII|         to her woodlands.~Bulls seek the pastures they know,
11  ExII|    despite their wild natures – seek their lairs.~Yet you hope,
12  ExII|       often ask like you what I seek in it.~Or do people say
13  ExII|       for, though he does still seek them,~for I recall in thought
14   ExI|      Sometimes temple violators seek sanctuary at the altar,~
15   ExI|       the altar,~not fearing to seek the help of the god they’
16   ExI|         calm waters.~Let others seek safety: the most wretched
17   ExI|       fear of the hawk~dares to seek human protection in its
18   ExI|        Did I sin further? Don’t seek to know,~so my guilt can
19 ExIII|      enemies,~by your leave I’d seek to call you the worst feature~
20 ExIII|        the sick and anxious who seek the doctor’s skill.~Great
21 ExIII|        informants,~it’s right I seek the help of your indulgence.~
22  ExIV|     prayers to be made in vain:~seek assistance from it, concerning
23  ExIV|        in train, and the harmed seek help.~After many days have
24  ExIV| judgement vanish with position.~Seek out yourself, please, in
25  IBIS|      you as yet,~my shaft won’t seek your hateful life at once:~
26  IBIS|    across the alien thresholds,~seek out scant nourishment with