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 1   T-I|       Zephyrus rushes in from late evening,~Now frozen Boreas
 2   T-I|      I take up the shield too late, wounded,~free this banishment
 3  T-II|     it, hurts me now I’m old.~Late vengeance in excess for
 4 T-III|  amused him~in his youth, too late alas, he condemns and hates!~
 5  T-IV|     long for.~He’ll tell of a late triumph, already out of
 6  T-IV|  clemency will be won by your late tears,~if only you clearly
 7   ExI|    You say true, but it’s too late to reprove my fault:~don’
 8 ExIII|      lacking for service made late by delay.~Others have competed
 9 ExIII| rose-garden,~not gather, with late hands, what’s almost been
10  ExIV|    Suillius ~by your studies: late indeed, but still, it pleases
11   Ind|   rain.~Book EII.III:49-100 A late winter rain, melting the
12   Ind|   ridiculing a banquet to the late Julia Augusta as a funeral
13   Ind|     is ploughing the Adriatic late in the winter months on
14   Ind|       the defeat of Varus, in late AD9 and the transfer of
15   Ind|      VIII:1-70 Written in the late autumn of AD12, when the
16   Ind|    October AD12, so we are in late 12 or more likely early
17   Ind|      Presumably we are in the late summer of ~AD13.~Book EIV.
18   Ind|      in Tomis, AD14, so it is late autumn, early winter.~Book
19   Ind| rising and setting in May and late October signalled the beginning