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 1   T-I|          up boiling sand from the deep!~The breaker leaps mountain-high
 2   T-I|         Treachery~ ~From the sea, deep rivers will flow backwards ~
 3   T-I|           mine had been buried in deep darkness!~It would have
 4   T-I|          I’m tossed on the stormy deep, on a wintry day,~and the
 5  T-II|           barely held back by the deep flood of the Danube –~and
 6 T-III| lotus-bearing Nile,~mingling with deep water through many mouths,~
 7 T-III|       shell gripping the unmoving deep.~Seeing was not enough:
 8 T-III|           frothing must fills the deep wine-vats.~This land’s denied
 9 T-III|           unfeeling hands from my deep wound,~and allow a scar
10 T-III|          for sailors to cross the deep sea from Italy,~rare for
11  T-IV|           case they fall apart in deep water.~The horse, that has
12  T-IV|       heard on land, and over the deep waters,~and my lament will
13   T-V|          cry:~forbid tears when a deep wound’s been suffered?~Even
14   T-V|         or be thrown in the ocean deep, offered to the Leucadian
15   T-V|          and as rivers run to the deep ocean~so a stream runs too,
16  ExII|       with firm minds.~Admire the deep fortitude of great-hearted
17   ExI|          my mind.~I remember many deep talks you and I had,~and
18   ExI|           heart,~though you drank deep of Lethe’s care-dispelling
19   ExI|           might know the gods the deep heavens~conceal, and worship
20  ExIV|        for my prayers through the deep.~~ Book EIV.XIII:1-50 To
21  IBIS|         mad~as yet, buries itself deep in the yellow sand,~so I’
22  IBIS|        and their hooks are buried deep in your bones.~Let the flames
23  IBIS| Anaxarchus may you be ground in a deep mortar,~and your bones resound
24   Ind|      while journeying through the deep caverns from Elis to Sicily.
25   Ind|         Ibis:541-596 The infernal deep.~ ~Tauri~A people of the