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 1   T-I|        my sails desire Italy’s shores?~Caesar does not want this.
 2   T-I|        beyond Italy’s furthest shores.~There wasn’t time or desire
 3   T-I|       not visit.~Now Illyria’s shores are far behind, to larboard,~
 4   T-I|        to Getic, and Sarmatian shores.~He had a faithful crew
 5   T-I|        people,~and Byzantium’s shores that guard the jaws of Pontus,~
 6 T-III|         a ruined man, on these shores,~I’m led on by the slight
 7 T-III|      far away from these Getic shores:~wherever there’s a tree,
 8  T-IV|      storms, seas, and foreign shores.~She knows too the error
 9  T-IV|     might grant it.~The frozen shores of the Euxine, the ‘hospitable’,
10  T-IV|  Though I live far away on the shores of Scythia,~with those stars
11   T-V|        reached the featureless shores~of the Euxine Sea – this
12  ExII|     abandoned, on the furthest shores of the world,~where the
13  ExII|    since I, thrust down to the shores of Styx, lost you.~Don’t
14   ExI|   deities you’ve sent to these shores.~It’s something to gaze
15 ExIII|      and set their feet on our shores.~They were equal in age
16  ExIV|        You’ll travel to Euxine shores,~and live in fear of being
17  ExIV| situated as I am far from your shores, I sent you~such verse as
18  ExIV| studies:~so I might flee these shores, too open to the Coralli,~
19  ExIV|   forced to spend~on Cimmerian shores, among Getae dressed in
20  ExIV|     immune from taxes on your ~shores, excepting those that have
21  IBIS|    strive to break from Styx’s shores,~and, in vengeance, stretch
22  IBIS|   Lenaeus once from Amastris’s shores,~may you be left naked on
23   Ind|      His command of the Danube shores.~ ~Flaminia Via~The Flaminian
24   Ind|       TV.I:1-48 A term for the shores around Tomis.~Book TII:155-