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 1      I,   516    |    peoples 'neath the Northern Star~ ~
 2      I,   719    |       a doom for many. Had the star~ ~
 3      I,   731    |                   Sweet Venus' star, and rapid Mercury~ ~
 4     II,   822    | planets faded, and the silvery star~ ~
 5    III,    27    |                          Whose star brings all her mighty husbands
 6    III,   254(16)|     that he steers by the pole star itself, which is much nearer
 7    III,   292    |              Low down the Pole star, and Bootes runs~ ~
 8      V,   493    |       sun to rest; the evening star~ ~
 9      V,   645    |                       The pole star trembled in its place on
10     VI,   464    |      Chiron 25 who with wintry star~ ~
11     VI,   724    |       mine it is, though every star decrees~ ~
12    VII,   356    |        its nightly course some star~ ~
13   VIII,   104    |    Parthian massacre. Twice my star has cursed~ ~
14   VIII,   191    |      track upon the deep; what star~ ~
15   VIII,   198    |     were perilous; but by that star 2~ ~
16   VIII,   206(3) |                   Canopus is a star in Argo, invisible in Italy. (
17   VIII,   679    |       part from thee? No happy star~ ~
18     IX,   297    |        s victory, whose potent star~ ~
19     IX,   631    |                             No star they know that does not
20      X,    56    |     winds, and to the northern star;~ ~
21      X,   105    |                         Bright star of justice thou! Nor first
22      X,   239    |                           Each star possesses: 10 these alone
23      X,   250    |        250 And fruitful Venus' star contains the seeds~ ~
24      X,   254    |      Cancer joined, and Sirius star~ ~
25      X,   266    |     know nor northern wind nor star.~ ~
26      X,   272    |        his wave before the Dog star burns;~ ~