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 1   I,  36| Phoenician Hercules,-the latter buried in Spanish territory, the
 2   I,  46|     return to the body, persons buried to come forth from the tomb,
 3  II,  39|       earthly limits, should be buried in the germs of men, spring
 4  IV,  14|         third, Saturn, born and buried in the island of Crete.
 5  IV,  25|    united in their cradle, were buried in the territories of Sparta
 6   V,  18|       and others relate to have buried themselves, changed in humani
 7   V,  28|   number of the living, and was buried according to the manner
 8   V,  40|      Proserpine speaks of seeds buried in the earth, or anything
 9  VI,   6|        relates that Cecrops was buried in the temple of Minerva,
10  VI,   6|     Dairas and Immarnachus were buried in the enclosure of Eleusin,
11  VI,   6|         are they not said to be buried in the temple of Ceres at
12  VI,   6|       not Hyperoche and Laodice buried, who are said to have been
13  VI,   6|      the prophet Telmessus lies buried? Ptolemaeus, the son of
14  VI,   7|        was rolled a man's head, buried for no very long time before,