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 1   T-I|   things:~you instead should keep my fate in mind.~No brittle
 2   T-I|    exile through naivety.~So keep watch on my affairs, I pray
 3  T-II|    waves of Phasis,~couldn’t keep silent about his own affairs.~
 4  T-II|     than careless husband~to keep watch too, so she’ll sin
 5 T-III|       live for yourself, and keep far away from the great.~
 6 T-III|    blows away the roofs.~Men keep out the dreadful cold with
 7 T-III|     of new poets,~do so, and keep my ‘body’ of work in the
 8 T-III|   the wall,~and closed gates keep out the hostile Getae.~I
 9  T-IV| right and you allow me, I’ll keep your name~and what you did
10   T-V|   songs empowered by Apollo,~keep my name fresh among you,
11   T-V|     sword’s aggression.~They keep off the evils of cold with
12  ExII|    enjoying the city if they keep the law.~There’s nothing
13  ExII|   can’t ignore her and still keep the faith.~She flies to
14   ExI|    first course,~will always keep pursuing its familiar track:~
15   ExI|     yours is a happier land,~keep me there forever in your
16 ExIII|    in the act.~You’d need to keep Evadne before your eyes,
17   Ind|  exul often merely needed to keep a certain distance from