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 1 2   |      should be killed by his father (or else, if it is lawful
 2 2   |   Ida; is concealed from his father's search) by (the aid of)
 3 2(5)|   here with reference to his father, this, although not by any
 4 2(6)|   from the search of his own father, likewise a mighty deity,
 5 2   |   war several years with his father; overcame him; made a parricidal
 6 2   |      in marriage; drave9 his father by dint of arms. The remaining
 7 3   |                       3] The father, whom they erringly suppose
 8 3   |      god, knows not that the father whom himself had banished
 9 4   |   earth, while (Saturnus his father) fears lest he be driven
10 4   |      the son-god pursues his father, immortal seeks to slay
11 5   | their actions. "He drave his father by dint of arms." The Falcidian
12 6   |    he was a human being; his father's flight escaped him. To
13 7   |     to wit, of an incestuous father; adulterous births, supposititious