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 1   T-I|    specks as the dry dust holds:~suffered many greater than you’d
 2   T-I|      troubles not Ulysses’:~I’ve suffered more than the Neritian.~
 3  T-II|    follows the honour~at least I suffered no accusation.~Nor was the
 4 T-III|         than my life,~since I’ve suffered many dangers on land and
 5 T-III|          your greedy heart:~I’ve suffered so many evils in flight
 6  T-IV|          on myself,~by my sin, I suffered more from the divine power’
 7  T-IV| wickedness and servants’ harm?~I suffered things no less evil than
 8  T-IV|      weapons of that time:~and I suffered as many troubles on sea
 9   T-V|         so many~sad things: I’ve suffered many sad things.~I don’t
10   T-V|        of Mars,~so the ills I’ve suffered without cure, or rest,~except
11   T-V|         when a deep wound’s been suffered?~Even Phalaris let Perillus,
12   T-V|      Endure, and be true: you’ve suffered much worse,~when the Prince’
13   ExI|     exile: I, driven out to sea,~suffered Arcturus’ threats and the
14 ExIII|          endure this too: you’ve suffered worse.~there’s no weight
15  ExIV|         and the marsh grass, and suffered~may things shameful for
16  IBIS|         under whose tyranny Pisa suffered,~may you be hurled alive
17  IBIS|       while Hippomenes’ daughter suffered strange punishment,~so,
18  IBIS|          lions of Therodamas,~or suffered the Tauric rites of Thoantean
19  IBIS|         wounds as they say ~they suffered, whom a knife used to cut
20  IBIS|        holy altars,~as Theudotus suffered death from a savage enemy.~
21  IBIS|        sister’s unwilling rival, suffered.~And like dull Myrrha’s
22   Ind|      uxoris frater). Athamas too suffered extensively, his wife Ino
23   Ind|     Cadmus. The seven-gated city suffered as a result of its support
24   Ind|   violence to Latona (Leto), and suffered in Hades. Vultures fed on