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 1   T-I|       who asks the gods to be kind to suffering:~what he wishes,
 2   T-I|      reader.~Fortune’s not so kind to me now~for you to take
 3   T-I|  Though the seas quieten, and kind winds blow,~though you spare
 4  T-II|    girls positioned for every kind of lust.~And Vestals’ eyes
 5  T-II|     due my matter.~Or is this kind of writing safe on stage,
 6  T-II|    long ago, sinned with that kind of writing:~a fault that’
 7 T-III|      book, sent to this city:~kind reader, give me a gentle
 8 T-III|   wretch, to hide it with any kind of wit.~Even that unlucky
 9 T-III|      prayers for you, by your kind~affection, and that loyalty
10 T-III|  suppose you expect the usual kind of honours,~a white robe
11  ExII|      not allowed to enter any kind of tree:~I’m one who wishes
12  ExII|       you take it, just speak kind words for a wretched exile.~
13   ExI|     allow, if he knew.~Such a kind prayer, because of that
14   ExI|       wrong if you brought no kind of help~to your old friend
15 ExIII|      bull.~Stop defaming that kind spirit with your empty fears.~
16 ExIII|   work was selected by me.~Be kind to my writings, whose purpose
17  ExIV|     punished.~Nature made you kind to the wretched: she gave ~
18  ExIV| wretchedness, the Tomitae are kind~and support me, since this
19  ExIV|       my weak grasp,~you were kind encouragement, my friend
20  ExIV| reception among you~shows how kind men of Greek extraction
21  ExIV|       My desire’s immoderate.~Kind friend, forgive this fault
22  IBIS|      it so), ~and no star was kind or beneficent at your birth.~
23  IBIS| became a mother.~And may that kind of weapon cling to your
24   Ind|       every reference of this kind is not to the same pseudonymous
25   Ind|     nearby.~Book EIV.XIV:1-62 Kind to Latona.~Ibis:465-540
26   Ind|     his error having been any kind of active participation