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 1   T-I|      by Jove’s lightning,~who lives, whose life’s unknown to
 2 T-III|    their own.~Believe me, who lives quietly lives well,~and
 3 T-III| Believe me, who lives quietly lives well,~and every man should
 4  T-IV|    you were there,~and if she lives, loves you, though far away.~
 5  T-IV|      for that from him, if he lives:~the oak blasted by Jove’
 6   T-V|       of my ills,~and whoever lives on having offended Caesar,
 7   T-V|     pyre?~How Laodamia’s name lives, wife to Phylacos’ grandson~
 8   ExI|   Your father’s fluent tongue lives in both you sons,~and that
 9 ExIII|        friend:~yet each still lives on in his renown.~You too
10   Ind|      Romans who saved others’ lives in battle, and Augustus
11   Ind|    only he (Augustus) is safe/lives/is favourable like an omen,
12   Ind| islands, where some say their lives were spared. Phineus and