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 1   T-I|          I don’t think of you as born in Quirinus’s tranquil city,~
 2 T-III|        who fled from ‘business’, born for idle ease,~I was tender,
 3 T-III|        using the law against me,~born of the rock, nursed on the
 4 T-III|     violets ~that grow, un-sown, born of the countryside:~and
 5 T-III|        was the point of my being born?~Harsh one, why here, in
 6 T-III|          the city.~My poems were born of me, in the manner of
 7  T-IV|        with fire.~Semele was not born of some other father than
 8  T-IV|       from the City.~There I was born: if you want to know the
 9  T-IV|          elder brother, ~who was born twelve months before me.~
10  T-IV|          his early years:~he was born to the harsh weapons of
11   T-V|         On this day chastity was born, courage and loyalty,~but
12   T-V|        loyalty,~but no joys were born on this day, rather effort ~
13   ExI|     began for me before you were born: and at birth~you were the
14   ExI|          a work of that nobility born of the gods.~Eumolpus the
15 ExIII|        Sicilian waters,~no Circe born with the power to alter
16 ExIII|      from the Getic lands.~I was born in that land (I’m not ashamed
17 ExIII|         they ~do to you, who are born of an Italian city?~Added
18  ExIV|        your deeds, Vestalis,~are born witness to, for ever, in
19  ExIV|      chosen day.~And if I’d been born to a better fate,~and my
20  ExIV|        man who wrote it had been born ~in that land, still Ascra
21  IBIS|          Enemy’s Fate~ ~You were born unfortunate (the gods willed
22  IBIS|          as Saturn, ~when he was born, severed those of Uranus.~
23  IBIS|      drink,~than for him who was born of horned Jupiter.~Or die
24  IBIS|     through by javelins like one born ~of Pyrrhus: nor may that
25  IBIS|       want you to die like those born from the serpent’s teeth~
26  IBIS|       Lycurgus’s son, and Adonis~born of a tree, and brave Idmon,
27   Ind|     Lucius)~A Roman tragic poet, born c170BC in Umbria. He also
28   Ind|    Myrrha by her father Cinyras, born after her transformation
29   Ind|      such he is a vegetation god born from the heart of the wood.)
30   Ind|     children. She had previously born Agamemnon and Menelaus to
31   Ind|       lyric poet of Teos, Ionia, born c. 570BC. His patrons included
32   Ind|      brother of Diana (Artemis), born on Delos. God of poetry,
33   Ind|    second century BC Alexandria, born on Samothrace. He was the
34   Ind|   Boeotian town where Hesiod was born.~ ~Astyanax~ Ibis:465-540
35   Ind|        patron goddess of Athens, born fully grown and armed from
36   Ind|   occasion for this poem. He was born prematurely, and then a
37   Ind|          Sparti or sown men were born from the soil, and they
38   Ind|    Maximus or Cotta Maximus, and born not earlier than 24BC, possibly
39   Ind|        sister of Apollo. She was born on the island of Ortygia
40   Ind|    Germany, in AD9.~ ~Drusus (2)~Born 13BC. The son of Tiberius
41   Ind|          of Vulcan (Hephaestus), born without a mother (or born
42   Ind|        born without a mother (or born from the Earth after Hephaestus
43   Ind|           according to tradition born in Salamis on the day Xerxes’
44   Ind|        or Parcae, were goddesses born of Erebus and Night. Clothed
45   Ind|          EIV.VIII:49-90 Pegasus, born of Medusa.~ ~Graccus~Probably
46   Ind|      Zeus-Jupiter and Hera-Juno, born without a father. She was
47   Ind|        scion of Perseus would be born, greater than all other
48   Ind|           fl. c. 8th century BC? born Chios or Smyrna?), supposed
49   Ind|          son of Saturn and Rhea, born on Mount Lycaeum in Arcadia
50   Ind|     fixed. A variant has Artemis born on the nearby islet of Ortygia.~
51   Ind|         of the early 3d cent. BC born in Chalcis, one of the Pleiad,
52   Ind|          Asia Minor where he was born according to one legend,
53   Ind|          Paullus Fabius Maximus (born not later than 45BC, died
54   Ind|          EIV.VIII:49-90 Pegasus, born of Medusa.~Ibis:413-464
55   Ind|         son of Mesalla Corvinus, born 36BC, consul 3BC, legate
56   Ind|       appropriate since Ovid was born during her festival, see
57   Ind|         Book TIV.X:1-40 Ovid was born during her festival, the
58   Ind|    author, Publius Ovidius Naso, born March 20th 43BC, at Sulmo (
59   Ind|          March 20th, having been born in 43BC). ~Book TIV.II:1-
60   Ind|     autobiography begins. He was born on the second day of the
61   Ind|       mentions his elder brother born on the same day a year earlier
62   Ind|         TIII.XIV:1-52 Pallas was born from the head of Zeus, and
63   Ind|   swiftness.~Book EIV.VIII:49-90 Born of Medusa. Hippocrene created
64   Ind|        cult centre, where he was born ot the goddess Aphrodite-Venus.
65   Ind|        Sappho~The lyric poetess, born c. 618BC on Lesbos, where
66   Ind| scientist and mathematician were born here. It fell to the Romans
67   Ind|      ex-slave from North Africa, born in Carthage, who adapted
68   Ind|         Terentius Varro Atacinus born 82BC in Gallia Narbonensis
69   Ind|         Dione. She is Aphrodite, born from the waves, an incarnation
70   Ind|      origins of Rome. Virgil was born near Mantua and educated