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 1   T-I|    knows, and groans at.~She doesn’t see me hurled through
 2   T-I|    pursued by the winds, she doesn’t see death nearing.~It’
 3   T-I|  error misled me,~so that he doesn’t think my fault a crime,~
 4   T-I|    defeated, obeys his boat, doesn’t guide it by skill.~As
 5  T-II|     great a prince:~but that doesn’t render it contrary to
 6   T-V| patiently, as he should,~and doesn’t shy at the bit like an
 7   T-V|     s not one among them who doesn’t carry~bow, quiver, and
 8   T-V| remembering.~What your voice doesn’t forbid, I will be: grateful. ~
 9  ExII|      short Caesar, though he doesn’t need it himself,~lacks
10  ExII|   wretched exile.~For Caesar doesn’t know, though a god knows
11  ExII|     and the lure of the dice doesn’t grip my luckless hands.~
12  ExII|     you believe a friend who doesn’t lie,~ought to be called
13  ExII|     s noticed by the Caesars doesn’t think himself a friend?~
14  ExII| Venus’s ruinous passion:~she doesn’t usually come to a sorrowful
15   ExI| cheated fate.~Even if Caesar doesn’t wish me any joy,~he should
16   ExI|      I admit it.~But my ship doesn’t sail through calm waters.~
17   ExI|      reward.~If right action doesn’t gain a prize, it fails~
18   ExI|      Bacchus,~if grape juice doesn’t flow under the trampling
19 ExIII|      place.~What fearful man doesn’t avoid contagious illness,~
20 ExIII|       I suffer, one iota.~He doesn’t forbid anyone to remember
21 ExIII|      Assuming Caesar’s anger doesn’t forbid it me,~I’ll waste
22 ExIII|   handsome.~But this mistake doesn’t cloud my judgement,~I
23  ExIV|   Severus.~Moreover my skill doesn’t respond as before,~I turn