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Lib. Ver.
1001 15, 59| esse loci positaeque Italis in finibus urbis.~ 1002 15, 66| in medium discenda dabat coetusque 1003 15, 77| pondere poma suo tumidaeque in vitibus uvae,~ 1004 15, 88| heu quantum scelus est in viscera viscera condi~ 1005 15, 91| scilicet in tantis opibus, quas, optima 1006 15, 100| inpavidus mediis erravit in arvis,~ 1007 15, 105| corporeasque dapes avidum demersit in alvum,~ 1008 15, 117| homines, pleno quae fertis in ubere nectar,~ 1009 15, 135| inficit in liquida praevisos forsitan 1010 15, 137| mentesque deum scrutantur in illis;~ 1011 15, 162| haesit in adverso gravis hasta minoris 1012 15, 164| Abanteis templo Iunonis in Argis!~ 1013 15, 167| spiritus eque feris humana in corpora transit~ 1014 15, 172| esse, sed in varias doceo migrare figuras.~ 1015 15, 177| est toto, quod perstet, in orbe.~ 1016 15, 186| Cernis et emensas in lucem tendere noctes,~ 1017 15, 194| candidus in summo est, melior natura 1018 15, 199| Quid? non in species succedere quattuor 1019 15, 205| ager, neque adhuc virtus in frondibus ulla est.~ 1020 15, 206| transit in aestatem post ver robustior 1021 15, 220| eque domo vacuas emisit in auras.~ 1022 15, 221| editus in lucem iacuit sine viribus 1023 15, 232| flet quoque, ut in speculo rugas adspexit aniles,~ 1024 15, 241| pondere in inferius, tellus atque unda, 1025 15, 245| ex ipsis et in ipsa cadunt: resolutaque 1026 15, 246| in liquidas rarescit aquas, 1027 15, 246| rarescit aquas, tenuatus in auras~ 1028 15, 248| in superos aer tenuissimus 1029 15, 250| ignis enim densum spissatus in aera transit,~ 1030 15, 251| hic in aquas, tellus glomerata 1031 15, 254| nec perit in toto quicquam, mihi credite, 1032 15, 265| et vetus inventa est in montibus ancora summis;~ 1033 15, 267| eluvie mons est deductus in aequor,~ 1034 15, 276| Argolicis ingens Erasinus in arvis,~ 1035 15, 312| minimos cum luna recessit in orbes.~ 1036 15, 324| seu vis est in aqua calido contraria vino,~ 1037 15, 327| furiis, purgamina mentis in illas~ 1038 15, 328| odiumque meri permansit in undis.~ 1039 15, 336| tempusque fuit, quo navit in undis,~ 1040 15, 346| leves imis venti cohibentur in antris~ 1041 15, 356| Esse viros fama est in Hyperborea Pallene,~ 1042 15, 363| corpora tabuerint, in parva animalia verti?~ 1043 15, 364| in scrobe deiecto mactatos 1044 15, 367| rura colunt operique favent in spemque laborant.~ 1045 15, 380| caro est; lambendo mater in artus~ 1046 15, 381| fingit et in formam, quantam capit ipse, 1047 15, 396| ilicet in ramis tremulaeque cacumine 1048 15, 400| se super inponit finitque in odoribus aevum.~ 1049 15, 408| aliquid mirae novitatis in istis,~ 1050 15, 415| vertitur in lapides et congelat aere 1051 15, 418| Desinet ante dies et in alto Phoebus anhelos~ 1052 15, 420| in species translata novas: 1053 15, 455| formas, tellusque et quicquid in illa est.~ 1054 15, 458| possumus ire domos pecudumque in pectora condi,~ 1055 15, 468| quantum est, quod desit in istis ~ 1056 15, 480| in patriam remeasse ferunt 1057 15, 509| in montis speciem curvari et 1058 15, 512| pectoribusque tenus molles erectus in auras~ 1059 15, 525| viscera viva trahi, nervos in stipe teneri, ~ 1060 15, 528| exhalari animam nullasque in corpore partes,~ 1061 15, 532| fovi Phlegethontide corpus in unda,~ 1062 15, 549| liquitur in lacrimas, donec pietate 1063 15, 551| aeternas artus tenuavit in undas.~ 1064 15, 554| glaebam mediis adspexit in arvis~ 1065 15, 565| fluminea cum vidit Cipus in unda~ 1066 15, 566| cornua (vidit enim) falsamque in imagine credens~ 1067 15, 578| quidem rerum molimina vidit in illis,~ 1068 15, 653| cum deus in somnis opifer consistere 1069 15, 654| Romane, torum, sed qualis in aede~ 1070 15, 661| vertar in hunc: sed maior ero tantusque 1071 15, 662| in quantum verti caelestia 1072 15, 670| in serpente deus praenuntia 1073 15, 673| pectoribusque tenus media sublimis in aede~ 1074 15, 693| corpus in Ausonia posuit rate: numinis 1075 15, 695| Aeneadae gaudent caesoque in litore tauro~ 1076 15, 711| Herculeamque urbem Stabiasque et in otia natam~ 1077 15, 726| innixus moderamine navis in alta~ 1078 15, 739| scinditur in geminas partes circumfluus 1079 15, 746| Caesar in urbe sua deus est; quem 1080 15, 749| in sidus vertere novum stellamque 1081 15, 795| caesumque caput reperitur in extis,~ 1082 15, 801| in templum gladii: neque enim 1083 15, 801| neque enim locus ullus in urbe~ 1084 15, 821| nos in bella suos fortissimus ultor 1085 15, 845| Caesaris eripuit membris nec in aera solvi~ 1086 15, 854| invitum praefert unaque in parte repugnat:~