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 1   T-I|     Go, book, greet the dear places, with my words:~I’ll walk
 2   T-I|   three hide far off in dark places –~and still, as all know,
 3   T-I|    nor the Asian cities, nor places I’ve seen,~nor do I sail
 4   T-I|     so many sorts of foreign places?~Was it all in vain, lost
 5  T-II|      your name in a thousand places?~Examine the major work,
 6 T-III|     and home, and longed-for places,~whatever of mine remains
 7 T-III|  here among distant peoples, places,~in sickness now thoughts
 8 T-III|       the city, the image of places,~every event that happened
 9 T-III|  fields, to be found in many places.~And lest her father did
10  ExII|   fled to Sparta:~of the two places it’s uncertain which was
11 ExIII|       I complain of:~but the places, people in a thousand shapes
12 ExIII| names of the leaders and the places~aren’t known to me. Nothing
13 ExIII|       recalling the sight of places~renews the bitterness of
14  ExIV|      visit the Tarpeian holy places,~and the gods begin to be
15  ExIV|     deliver justice in these places below the pole,~you observe,
16  IBIS|        May you approach high places no more safely than Elpenor,~
17   Ind|    led to his downfall. Ovid places his final battle near Tegea
18   Ind|     Temple of Jupiter, which places it south-west of the Capitol.~