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 1   T-I|           as though I had left my limbs behind,~and half seemed
 2 T-III|          of an ill mind drains my limbs,~or this region is the cause
 3 T-III|          apart, and scattered his limbs~through the fields, to be
 4 T-III|    slippery oil,~soak their weary limbs in the flow of the Aqua
 5  ExII|        chains,~believing that his limbs will be freed from the irons.~
 6  ExII|         my fragile joints,~and my limbs are more pallid than fresh
 7 ExIII|       care, held me,~and my weary limbs were sprawled over the bed,~
 8  IBIS|        wandering birds pick at my limbs:~whether wolves stain their
 9  IBIS|      weight to roll:~now your new limbs will turn Ixion’s swift
10  IBIS|          the city.~They bound his limbs with dark-coloured bands,~
11  IBIS|      hated life has departed your limbs,~may avenging horses drag
12  IBIS|         and crushing her father’s limbs under the wheels.~~ Ibis:
13  IBIS|          of Pisa, whose face ~and limbs the mountain slopes outside
14  IBIS|          Tereus.~And scatter your limbs through the open fields~
15  IBIS|         may you give your burning limbs to the kindling pyre,~as
16  IBIS|            as they say Mamertas’s limbs were maimed.~Or may a noose
17  IBIS|           you Orpheus, ~tear your limbs apart with maddened fingers. ~
18   Ind| dismembered him and scattered his limbs behind their ship. King
19   Ind|       Apsyrtus, and scattered his limbs about to delay her father’
20   Ind|         brother and scattered his limbs behind their ship. King