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 1      I,    65   | Should lose its equipoise: take thou the midst,~ ~
 2     II,   279   | And with the people's fury take thy part,~ ~
 3     II,   299   |                            Take thence his death, and make
 4     II,   392   |     Nor leave me here, but take me to the camp,~ ~
 5     II,   579   |                            Take arms again -- and should'
 6     II,   640   | Does Fortune rule. Does he take heart from Gaul:~ ~
 7    III,    28(3)|                          I take "tepido busto" as the dative
 8     IV,   536   |                    Who can take thought for death, nor is
 9     IV,   621   |                       They take and give; for e'en the dying
10      V,   417   |                        And take th' avenging blow. And thou
11     VI,   953   |   victor's punishment. But take with thee~ ~
12    VII,   132   |                            Take back the charge grown weightier,
13    VII,   394   |                        And take their post: nor word nor
14    VII,   429   |            Here would they take their stand. From furthest
15   VIII,   140   |      140 The war renewing. Take, for all is thine,~ ~
16   VIII,   142   |                            Take all our youth by land or
17   VIII,   356   |    not, but in death shall take~ ~
18   VIII,   435   |                A camp, not take it: poisoned are their shafts;~ ~
19   VIII,   893   |   venture aught upon thee. Take the fire;~ ~
20     IX,   260   |   260 As Ptolemaeus. So he take my head~ ~
21     IX,   654   |           Lover of virtue, take the voice divine;~ ~
22     IX,  1214   |       Seal we this treaty. Take the Pharian realm~ ~
23     IX,  1215   |    Sought by no bloodshed, take the rule of Nile,~ ~
24     IX,  1216   |                            Take all that thou would'st give