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1 XII   |          of whatever grew out the night before? while a solemn debate
2 XIV   |     asleep and sluggish from last night's debauch, scarcely lifting
3 XIV   |     mortals can meet with them by night or by day. ~
4 XVI   |         doubled the length of the night. For what is it but to inflame
5 XVI   |         day in expectation of the night, and the night in fear of
6 XVI   | expectation of the night, and the night in fear of the dawn. ~
7 XX(47)|      whose funerals took place by night (Servius, Aeneid, xi. 143). ~