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 1      I,   423    |                     This hand, to leave a conquered world behind,~ ~
 2      I,   474    |                                 I leave to others; let the gods
 3      I,   522    |            Safe from the foe, and leave the Teuton tribes~ ~
 4      I,   734    |                       Why planets leave their paths and through
 5     II,    65    |             Confront th' Iberian. Leave to Rome no hand~ ~
 6     II,   388    |          compel, or did I willing leave~ ~
 7     II,   392    |                               Nor leave me here, but take me to
 8     II,   529    |                    Scipio, did'st leave Nuceria's citadel~ ~
 9     II,   634    |                               And leave his people free, is mine:
10     II,   647    |            Were driven in arms to leave their hearths and homes?~ ~
11     II,   795    |              Grant us at least to leave them." Yet the fates~ ~
12    III,   378    |           us, this is our prayer: Leave, Caesar, here~ ~
13    III,   399    |             Seize on our corn and leave us food abhorred:~ ~
14     IV,   440    |        440 If fortune never is to leave his side,~ ~
15     IV,   772    |                 Dark Garamantians leave their fervid home;~ ~
16      V,   303    |          menace: "Caesar, give us leave~ ~
17      V,   376    |                             Well, leave me then to battle and to
18      V,   413    |                               And leave my standards to the grasp
19      V,   562    |             Thou sluggard, not to leave him. Long ago~ ~
20      V,   769    |      Mangled beneath the waves: I leave a name~ ~
21      V,   868    |                             Still leave me that whereto I fain would
22     VI,    13    |     against every art, refused to leave~ ~
23     VI,    88    |               He bade his columns leave their rocky hold~ ~
24     VI,   315    |       forth his camp. They joyful leave the tents~ ~
25     VI,   419(17)|        another legend she did not leave the Boeotian Thebes. (See
26     VI,   929    |      diverse the Roman chieftains leave~ ~
27    VII,   532    | Unmeriting such chastisement, and leave~ ~
28    VII,  1013    |                                To leave his fleecy charge to browse
29   VIII,   145    |                Not in his fall to leave her." Pleased in soul~ ~
30     IX,   289    |            And with her rights, I leave thee. Who had been~ ~
31     IX,   719    |          the host, if they should leave the well~ ~
32      X,   230    |                  230 Then shall I leave."~ ~ ~ He spake, and then