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 1      I,   325    |   true no triumph now would bring thee home;~ ~
 2      I,   662    |                             Bring back Cybebe laved; the augur
 3     II,    42    | offered which refused shall bring~ ~
 4     II,   501    |     open, fire and sword to bring~ ~
 5    III,   661    |     To-morrow's light would bring. His rushing stem~ ~
 6      V,   381    |                My victories bring hosts, to whom shall fall~ ~
 7      V,   795    |     what chance or fate may bring,~ ~
 8      V,   893    |     And if my prayers shall bring the victory,~ ~
 9     VI,   377(11)|   and father of my country, bring into it an army of Getae
10     VI,   541    |    flint those incantations bring~ ~
11     VI,   714    |                           I bring, but worthy of Erichtho'
12     VI,   793    |                             Bring to untimely birth; the froth
13    VII,   137    | what realms this dawn shall bring!~ ~
14    VII,   878    |      Iberian mines or Tagus bring to day,~ ~
15   VIII,    87    |                           I bring thee greater glory, for
16   VIII,   111    |                          To bring thee misery? Mine, mine
17   VIII,   117    |                          To bring thee victory; thy disasters
18   VIII,   514    |                   New kings bring mildest sway." 14~ ~ ~ ~
19   VIII,   560    |                         560 Bring's ruin on a throne. For
20   VIII,   732    |  back my triumphs. Life may bring defeat,~ ~
21   VIII,   844    |               Gains help to bring his burden to the land.~ ~
22   VIII,   902    |                             Bring back thine head, dissevered,
23     IX,    14    |   incense, shall suffice to bring~ ~
24     IX,   506    |                          To bring from furthest limits of
25      X,   473    |            This night shall bring completion, and shall give~ ~