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Alphabetical [« »] lineage 2 linen 3 linen-robed 1 lines 13 linger 1 lingers 1 lingua 1 | Frequency [« »] 13 involved 13 isis 13 laurel 13 lines 13 lists 13 longer 13 minos | Publius Ovidius Naso Poems from Exile Concordances lines |
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1 T-I| reader.~Have these six lines too, if you think they’re 2 T-II| three books has these four lines:~‘Far away from here, you 3 T-II| you’re at leisure,~a few lines, where having started from 4 T-III| couplets limp in alternate lines,~it’s the elegiac metre, 5 T-III| the city:~and carve these lines in fine letters on the marble~ 6 T-IV| itself to write me a few lines?~Why has your loyalty ended, 7 T-V| being so,~and may these few lines serve to remind you of it,~ 8 ExIV| split your name across two lines,~ending the first with one 9 ExIV| recently in verse:~and in these lines, except that I’m fairly 10 Ind| being asked to cut out three lines, disliked by his friends, 11 Ind| their raid behind the enemy lines. See Iliad Book X. ~Book 12 Ind| house of Paullus Fabius. The lines suggest a close relationship 13 Ind| formula here of the closing lines of the Metamorphoses to