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 1   T-I|       wave drown my life!~Am I wrong, or do heavy clouds begin
 2  T-II| somehow for divine minds to be wrong,~indeed there are many things
 3  T-II|      can learn~about how to do wrong from every poem.~If she’
 4   T-V|     only I’ve not got the date wrong,~wreathing scented garlands
 5   T-V|        think there’s something wrong~about my only nodding no
 6   T-V|  complaint’s baseless,~and I’m wrong in thinking you’ve forgotten
 7   T-V|     pray for is so: since it’s wrong for me~to believe that the
 8  ExII|      my tears:~and though it’s wrong to say it, and I’d not have
 9   ExI|        benefit.~You think it’s wrong to drive a friend away who’
10   ExI|       the Caesars.~It would be wrong if you brought no kind of
11   ExI|    wretched state,~it would be wrong to retreat, and not stand
12   ExI|        stand firm,~it would be wrong to abandon a ship in distress,~
13   ExI|    abandon a ship in distress,~wrong to side with chance, surrender
14   ExI|        fatherland itself.~Am I wrong or is the expression in
15 ExIII|   better friends who though it wrong~not to bring me help in
16 ExIII|       and turned to ashes.~I’m wrong: it will outlast the years
17  ExIV|   should be so, ~not owning it wrong to strip you of your pure
18  ExIV|  speech did him no harm.~But a wrong interpretation rouses people’
19  ExIV|     and with them, if it’s not wrong to say so, my Muse’s ~bright
20  IBIS|     and this itself is a great wrong) ~won’t grant me the title
21   Ind|       Ibis:465-540 He gave the wrong signal to his father on