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 1     II,   442    | thought of selfish pleasure turned the scale~ ~
 2     II,   464(18)|     for their brother, were turned into poplars. Phaethon was
 3     II,   645    |    Britannia's cliffs; then turned his back in flight?~ ~
 4     II,   801    |                    The city turned to Caesar: and the foe,~ ~
 5    III,     4    |                             Turned not his vision from his
 6    III,   626    |                         And turned his vessel slantwise to
 7     IV,   827    |                             Turned sideways, watches till the
 8     IV,   927    |                             Turned with his change the scale
 9      V,   122    |    To seek another, it hath turned their steps~ ~
10      V,   279    |                      Almost turned back the prosperous tide
11      V,   596    |                             Turned upwards. Caesar's hand upon
12     VI,   177    | crimes; and when he saw how turned~ ~
13     VI,   386    |                          He turned towards the rising of the
14     VI,   490    |     all men's thoughts were turned~ ~
15     VI,   653(36)|    quarter, And soon as she turned her beak to the south I
16    VII,   357    |                             Turned backwards, that such mighty
17    VII,   504    |                             Turned back the centuries and spoke
18    VII,   614    |   The temples of his rider, turned the rein,~ ~
19     IX,   329    |                       First turned your backs. Then flee in
20     IX,   766    |  bore and even her serpents turned~ ~
21     IX,   769    |                         Was turned to rocks; and when on snakes
22     IX,   793    |                      Though turned averse; trembled his dexter
23     IX,  1283    |    owned two masters, I had turned from yours~ ~