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1      I,   229   |       And God-like Rome; be friendly to my quest.~ ~
2    III,   666   |                To climb the friendly deck, by javelin pierced,~ ~
3     IV,   468   |                        With friendly force, by novel mode of
4      V,   565   |                          My friendly camp? I mourn the waste
5   VIII,   129   | thou one night within these friendly walls~ ~
6   VIII,   237(5)|   of Galatia. He was always friendly to Rome, and in the civil
7   VIII,   767   |                       While friendly hands upheld her fainting
8     IX,   212   |                         The friendly land once gained, her husband'