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 1   T-I|          on changing forms,~songs saved just now from my funeral
 2   T-I|    cunning Ulysses:~Minerva often saved him from her uncle.~And
 3   T-I|        that’s ruined can’t now be saved.~Though the seas quieten,
 4 T-III|         his efforts citizens were saved.~Best of fathers, add one
 5   T-V|      fragments of any of my work,~saved by chance or guile, ever
 6   ExI|          frozen ~at least: if I’m saved at all, I’ll be saved by
 7   ExI|           m saved at all, I’ll be saved by you.~Now let that influence,
 8 ExIII|      stage is to despair of being saved, completely,~and know you’
 9   Ind|      place of her husband but was saved by Hercules.~Book TV.V:27-
10   Ind|           named Coronides. He was saved by Apollo from his mother’
11   Ind| Hippolytus and others to life. He saved Rome from the plague, and
12   Ind|         was awarded to Romans who saved others’ lives in battle,
13   Ind|      exception, Hypermnestra, who saved the life of Lynceus because
14   Ind|           Boreas’s anger. Neptune saved him.~ ~Eupolis~Ibis:465-
15   Ind|      books of the Metamorphoses, ‘saved’ from his ruin. Ovid says
16   Ind|  barbarians. He was attacked, but saved by Ceres. See Metamorphoses