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 1      I,    18|                       Neath southern noons all quivering with
 2      I,    61|     yet the Northern or the Southern Pole~ ~
 3      I,   553|     their country. So, when southern blasts~ ~
 4     II,   490|   Scylla's cave compel. His southern spurs~ ~
 5     II,   513|                           A southern tempest has possessed the
 6    III,    79|   yield surpasses, when the southern wind~ ~
 7    III,   294|    And Ethiopians from that southern land~ ~
 8     IV,   762|                But from the southern, Hammon girds them in~ ~
 9      V,   622|                  Presaged a southern gale, the rest proclaimed~ ~
10      V,   818|  when in loftier heaven the southern breeze~ ~
11      V,   825|                 But safe in southern, gave the fleet repose,~ ~
12     VI,   341|    s slopes, when blows the southern wind,~ ~
13   VIII,   186|                  Beyond the southern bounds: until the toil~ ~
14   VIII,   207|                          In southern skies content to hold his
15   VIII,   504| King Juba faithless and the southern realms,~ ~
16   VIII,   523|                         Its southern cape, and struck across
17   VIII,   992|                  Or burning southern winds, or fires abound~ ~
18     IX,   382|  from the sky rushed down a southern gale~ ~
19     IX,   492|                 Touches the Southern limits and her left~ ~
20     IX,   712|     which no further on the Southern side~ ~
21     IX,   919|                          By southern breezes. Yet not all is
22     IX,  1029|                          Of southern tempests: Rome herself perchance~ ~
23      X,    55|                 The burning southern breeze, beyond the homes~ ~
24      X,   302|       From northern cold to southern climes are drawn:~ ~
25      X,   608|   And fanned to fury by the Southern breeze~ ~