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 1 I    | concerning this Saturn, whom they said was the son of Sky and Earth. [
 2 I    |    because he was in first place, said: ~Who first from the shores
 3 III  |          according to what Virgil said in his eighth book: ~This
 4 III  |          the common goal, like we said above, by teaching them
 5 III  |             7] Indeed, as we have said before, Ianus arrived before
 6 III  |      according to what our [poet] said: ~This fortress was founded
 7 III  |         also of the future, [---] said 11: ~The king Latinus, an
 8 III  |           wondered why Sallustius said: "and with them [came] the
 9 IV   |   prophets sang 12 ~[6] Most have said that this Faunus was the
10 VI   |   productions to the king; but he said it seemed to him that he
11 VII  |          Pontifical College it is said that Hercules, son of Juppiter
12 X    |   certainly Caesar and Sempronius said that the cognomen, not the
13 XII  |          circles of wheat, as was said above, but celery26 (of
14 XIX  |        which he had been urged by said goddess that this should
15 XXII |      second Pontifical book it is said that some [men] were sent
16 XXIII|            I, on the other hand," said Romulus, "will show you
17 XXIII|      lightning. ~[4] Then Romulus said: "What do you say, Remus,