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 1   T-I|     The reader, prompted, will soon recall my guilt,~the crowd’
 2   T-I|         by the Getic shore.~As soon as she brought me into Aeolian
 3  T-II|       celestial stars, but not soon:~was a humble member of
 4 T-III|       or the flowing river,~as soon as the Danube’s levelled
 5  T-IV|      you~a father-in-law, and, soon, a grandfather, while you’
 6  ExII|   mother, with rosy lips~might soon call forth the day when
 7  ExII|        duties allow.~Truly, as soon as I could understand where
 8   ExI| shattered it’s thought it must soon founder,~but the wreckage
 9   ExI|     race to fall.~May Tiberius soon drive behind snow-white
10 ExIII|        touch and handle it.~As soon as I knew him, and no one’
11 ExIII|  throws away the hated spears,~soon you’ll admit my omen carries
12 ExIII|        with the blue waves.~As soon as the region’s named, the
13  ExIV|      to the great gods.~But as soon as he’s free from this host
14  IBIS| brought ruin to our people.~As soon as he’d fallen from his