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1 T-III|   and the fire, here was old Numa’s tiny palace.’~Then, turning
2 ExIII|     your mother’s side, that Numa would not disown,~and the
3 ExIII| prize from Achilles,~nor did Numa, they say, harm Pythagoras.~
4  ExIV|     royal poem,~and tasteful Numa, along with the two Prisci:~
5   Ind|      The goddess of Night.~ ~Numa (1)~Numa Pompilius, the
6   Ind| goddess of Night.~ ~Numa (1)~Numa Pompilius, the second king
7   Ind|      Pythagoras (in myth).~ ~Numa (2)~An Augustan poet, otherwise
8   Ind|     in Italy (c531BC), where Numa (anachronistically in legend,
9   Ind|     EIII.III:1-108 He taught Numa.~ ~Quirinus~The name for