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 1      I,    40   |                             40 Gain thrones in heaven; and if
 2      I,   204   |                            For gain their favour: bribery's
 3      I,   208   |  tottered; thousands saw their gain in war.~ ~ ~ ~
 4      I,   253   |          Beneath their shelter gain the further bank.~ ~
 5     II,   285   | general ruin. Drawn by hope of gain,~ ~
 6     II,   586   |                         Should gain for this -- a pardon! Yet
 7     II,   604   |                             We gain the better cause; the crime
 8    III,    62   |   arouse their ire, and how to gain~ ~
 9     IV,   107   |       fasting peasant, who, in gain of gold,~ ~
10     IV,   703   |                             To gain the vantage, till the victor'
11      V,   119   |   prayer prevails; none favour gain:~ ~
12      V,   289   |                    For hope of gain their honour and their cause.~ ~
13      V,   327   |                            And gain a humble but a separate
14      V,   802   |       of favouring deities, to gain~ ~
15      V,   838   |       the future pondering, to gain~ ~
16     VI,   322   |                                Gain from his bounty.~ ~ ~ ~
17     VI,   904   |       thee; great shall be thy gain~ ~
18     VI,   917   |        search of truth, should gain a sure response.~ ~
19    VII,   197   |    abyss of hell? Didst favour gain~ ~
20    VII,   852   |        Whose death had been no gain. But that their camp~ ~
21   VIII,   155   |                             To gain his mercy. But enough --
22     IX,   340   |     followed me how great your gain.~ ~
23     IX,   827   |    Nile; yet has our thirst of gain~ ~
24     IX,  1265   |                             To gain their credence in his sembled
25      X,    20   |      ramparts: but in greed of gain~ ~
26      X,   231(9)|        river I was not able to gain any information either from
27      X,   444   |                             To gain acquittal? Shall she not