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 1 II  |      father, he landed with a great fleet in Italy where he
 2 VI  |       an enormous Body and of great strengths, who was surpassing
 3 VI  |    Aventine and called it the Great [Altar], and on it offered
 4 VI  |        After consecrating the Great altar and offering on it
 5 IX  |    both sexes. He travelled a great distance by sea throughout
 6 XII |          of which there was a great abundance in the area),
 7 XVI |   Ascanius. They had inflamed great hostility against him to
 8 XVI |    affair once again procured great favour for him amongst the
 9 XX  |      which, on account of the great rain, had been flooded),
10 XXI | called Romulus because of his great force; because it is certain
11 XXII|  Lupercal40 they ran about in great numbers without care [dressed?]