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 1   T-I|      lost and always~afraid of a sword slicing at my throat.~Even
 2   T-I| deceptions of waves and men,~and sword and sea double my fears.~
 3  T-II|   cautious traveller both wear a sword:~one for ambush, the other
 4  T-II|            Medea, who dipped her sword in her children’s blood,~
 5 T-III|         savage father with naked sword:~and all that men of old
 6 T-III|       avenge his wrongs with the sword.~But as he’s exercised a
 7 T-III|        his innocent heart with a sword.~Then she tore him apart,
 8  T-IV|      play:~now I’m old I strap a sword to my side, a shield~to
 9  T-IV|   receive the gladiator’s wooden sword.~It’s time I no longer breathed
10   T-V|       right is overturned by the sword’s aggression.~They keep
11   T-V|          all this that the sharp sword dispenses justice~unjustly,
12  ExII|       rough Getan with his naked sword~shouldn’t take the life
13  ExII|         to end my sorrows with a sword,~saying: ‘What are you doing?
14   ExI|      Getan steals my life with a sword.~If your laurels are dedicated
15  ExIV|      over the piles of dead your sword~had made, the Getae heaped
16  ExIV|        the Getic bowmen with the sword.~He re-took Troesmis when
17  ExIV|          to master enemies, with sword and club,~those who made
18  IBIS|         son wounded by the cruel sword.~Let no more cups be mixed
19  IBIS|       own wife killed him with a sword.~Like Aleuas of Larissa,
20  IBIS|         tongue first slit with a sword,~may you bellow like an
21  IBIS|      father’s gut.~May the cruel sword maim your trunk, and mutilate ~
22   Ind|      Aegeus recognised Theseus’s sword as his own, and dashed the
23   Ind|          His father had hidden a sword, and a pair of sandals,