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 1    1, 10  |       long glories of majestic Rome.~
 2    1, 377 |   people Romans call, the city Rome.~
 3    1, 384 |        The subject world shall Rome’s dominion own,~
 4    4, 401 |                             Of Rome’s imperial name is ow’d
 5    5, 781 |            From these imperial Rome receiv’d the game,~
 6    6, 1064|      the conquests of imperial Rome—~
 7    6, 1065|                                Rome, whose ascending tow’rs
 8    6, 1107|           He shall to peaceful Rome new laws ordain,~
 9    6, 1118|      Brutus, justly drawn, and Rome restor’d.~
10    6, 1173|                           But, Rome, ’t is thine alone, with
11    7, 978 |      the greatness of imperial Rome.~
12    8, 90  |       wash the walls of mighty Rome.”~
13    8, 450 |           Sublime in fame, and Rome’s imperial place:~
14    8, 473 |      They view’d the ground of Rome’s litigious hall;~
15    8, 841 |        Not far from thence new Rome appears, with games~
16    8, 857 |              There, Porsena to Rome proud Tarquin brings,~
17    8, 869 |                           Then Rome was poor; and there you
18    8, 950 |                            And Rome, triumphant, with his presence
19    9, 878 | Offspring of gods thyself; and Rome shall owe~
20   10, 17  |   shall contend the world with Rome,~
21   12, 254 |             The second hope of Rome’s immortal race.~
22   12, 1202|                            And Rome’s immortal majesty remain.”~