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 1   T-I|          do I sail to Alexander’s famous city,~to see your pleasures,
 2  T-IV|       were united.~Ponticus, too, famous for epic, Bassus for iambics,~
 3   T-V|         would have been happy not famous.~If her husband, Capaneus,
 4   ExI|         of the gods.~Eumolpus the famous founder of your race,~and
 5 ExIII|            Capaneus was made more famous when the lightning struck:~
 6 ExIII|          Thoas ruled the kingdom, famous in Maeotia,~no other was
 7  IBIS|          as Tiresias, the old man famous for Apollo’s art,~after
 8  IBIS|       Achilles’ scion, known by a famous name, ~struck down by a
 9  IBIS|       ward, Opheltes: than he, of famous horses,~who first fastened
10   Ind|       Agamemnon.~Book TII:361-420 Famous because of Clytemnestra’
11   Ind|         of Orestes, the son being famous for loyalty to his friend
12   Ind|         wife.~Book EIV.VIII:49-90 Famous through the poets.~Ibis:
13   Ind|          stone. His orchards were famous. See Homer, The Odyssey
14   Ind|     Empire.~Book TI.II:75-110 His famous city of Alexandria in Egypt.~
15   Ind|        Book EIII.1:1-66 Made more famous by his fate.~ ~Amyntor~Ibis:
16   Ind|      Claros) fl.c.400BC. His most famous work the Lyde was written
17   Ind|        Milesian foundation it was famous for a giant statue of the
18   Ind|   bear-cult. At Ephesus she had a famous temple (as Diana). In the
19   Ind|        King Schoeneus of Boeotia, famous for her swift running. Warned
20   Ind|          Attica, near Athens, was famous in ancient times, and sweeter
21   Ind|         66 Ovid’s wife will be as famous as she is.~ ~Bootes~The
22   Ind|        relinquish, initiating the famous quarrel described in the
23   Ind|           Athenian artist c.460BC famous for metalwork.~Book EIV.
24   Ind|        metalwork.~Book EIV.I:1-36 Famous for his bronze horses.~ ~
25   Ind|        Book EIII.1:1-66 Made more famous by his fate.~Ibis:465-540
26   Ind|       Valerius Cato (not the more famous Marcius Portius Cato), the
27   Ind| underworld and on earth. Her most famous cult in Rome was on the
28   Ind|       piracy of the coastal area. Famous for its saffron, derived
29   Ind|  Peloponnese and, by means of the famous slipway or diolkos, between
30   Ind|           a sandy isthmus. It was famous for its electrum coinage (
31   Ind|      coast in the Tyrrhenian Sea, famous for its iron ore mines.~
32   Ind|       Electra). ~Book TII:361-420 Famous because of Clytemnestra’
33   Ind|        the north-west Peloponnese famous for its horses. The Elians
34   Ind|     husband.~Book TV.V:27-64 Made famous by her husband.~Book TV.
35   Ind|          by Rome in 241BC. It was famous for its orchards, pastures
36   Ind|    Hercules brought back Geryon’s famous herd of cattle from the
37   Ind|          361-420 He made Penelope famous as a loyal wife, through
38   Ind|         to and north of Syracuse, famous for its sweet-scented honey.
39   Ind|       were Mytilene and Methymna. Famous as the home of Sappho the
40   Ind|          VI:1-36 He made Penelope famous as a loyal wife, through
41   Ind|     Louvre, Paris). He taught the famous flute-player, Olympus. ~
42   Ind|        Paullus Maximus was of the famous patrician clan of the Fabii,
43   Ind|          She is called Aeetias. A famous sorceress. She conceived
44   Ind|          His sculpted cattle were famous.~Book EIV.I:1-36 His sculptures
45   Ind|       year in Tomis. ~ ~Olympus~A famous Phrygian flute-player who
46   Ind|    Clytemnestra.~Book TII:361-420 Famous because of Clytemnestra’
47   Ind|        273BC. In antiquity it was famous for its roses, which flowered
48   Ind|         the Peloponnese. He was a famous horseman and charioteer.
49   Ind|          1-46 Homer made Penelope famous as a loyal wife, through
50   Ind|        hers.~Book TV.V:27-64 Made famous by her response to her husband’
51   Ind|        Phasis~A river in Colchis, famous for its gold. Medea is called
52   Ind|           BC) creator of severeal famous works including the Zeus
53   Ind|        Book EIII.1:1-66 Made more famous by his fate.~ ~Philomela~
54   Ind|     Boeotian Thebes (after 442BC) famous for his odes, many celebrating
55   Ind|     Pirene~The Pirenian Spring. A famous fountain on the citadel
56   Ind|         III:1-48 Book EII.VI:1-38 Famous for his friendship with
57   Ind|          Epirus.~ ~Pythagoras~The famous Greek philosopher of Samos,
58   Ind|          597-644 A Thracian king, famous for his horses, killed by
59   Ind|  Pythagórion = Tigáni). Samos was famous for its Heraion, the great
60   Ind|  narrowest point opposite Abydos. Famous as the crossing point for
61   Ind|         obscure.~Book EIV.XV:1-42 Famous for its olives (Pausanias
62   Ind|          of Tyre. Home of Europa. Famous like Tyre for its purple
63   Ind|           VI:1-38 His son Pylades famous for his loyalty to Orestes.~ ~
64   Ind|        Thebae~The oldest and most famous city of Boeotia, founded
65   Ind|       Cadmus.~Book EIV.VIII:49-90 Famous through the poets.~Ibis:
66   Ind|        Book EIII.1:1-66 Made more famous by his fate.~Book EIII.VI:
67   Ind|         from the waves, as in the famous painting by Apelles. There