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 1  T-II|       images of the bodies of ancient heroes, ~some hand has painted,
 2 T-III|      among the Getae.~But its ancient name, older than the city’
 3  T-IV|      return to poetry~and the ancient rites, a guest despite misfortune.~
 4  T-IV|       a humble house with its ancient gods,~and the fields I inherited,
 5  T-IV|     weapons he carried to the ancient Lares.~Since the slowness
 6  T-IV|     matters, I was heir to an ancient line,~not a knight new-made
 7   T-V|  revere the noble writings of ancient men,~I still think the recent
 8   T-V|     than human strength.~That ancient, called wise by Apollo,
 9  ExII|       So quote the example of ancient heroes to me,~ones who endured
10  ExII|       Cyprus.~Why tell of the ancient Romans, whose~furthest place
11   ExI|   your eyes cannot recall the ancient signs?~You’re allowed to
12 ExIII|      by her virtue shows that ancient times~don’t touch our age
13  ExIV|     your own country.~Hesiod, ancient farmer, dared to sing of
14  ExIV|    turning to Tityrus and the ancient meadow,~while Grattius gave
15  IBIS|      rise with smoke, that an ancient ~quarrel divides, from the
16  IBIS|     old and new, from out the ancient chaos,~while dread charms
17  IBIS|       Litany of Maledictions: Ancient Torments~ ~May you not be
18  IBIS|       not be tortured without ancient precedent,~nor your troubles
19  IBIS|       Litany of Maledictions: Ancient Torments~ ~May you send
20  IBIS|       Litany of Maledictions: Ancient Torments~ ~May you die like
21  IBIS|       Litany of Maledictions: Ancient Torments~ ~Let these ills,
22  IBIS|       Litany of Maledictions: Ancient Torments~ ~Or be struck
23  IBIS|       Litany of Maledictions: Ancient Torments~ ~And may that
24   Ind|        The Human Scapegoat in Ancient Greece.)~ ~Absyrtus~The
25   Ind|       called Hyantius from an ancient name for Boeotia. He saw
26   Ind|     to Hercules. There was an ancient statue of Alean Athene at
27   Ind|    near Athens, was famous in ancient times, and sweeter than
28   Ind|       of exile.~ ~Babylon~The ancient Mesopotamian capital of
29   Ind|    great recreation ground of ancient Rome, the Field of Mars,
30   Ind|     of Mars, just outside the ancient city to the north-west along
31   Ind|     Zanclean, from Zancle the ancient name for the city of Messina. ~
32   Ind|   providing a reminder of the ancient Pontine Marshes before they
33   Ind|    Corinna refers back to the ancient Greece poetess (fourth century
34   Ind|     the adjective Delian. Its ancient name was Ortygia. A wandering
35   Ind|       Odyssey 6, 162, and the ancient olive.) Delos then became
36   Ind|      festival. The impressive ancient theatre has been restored
37   Ind|     spread widely through the ancient world reaching Athens in
38   Ind|      His fate.~ ~Haemonia~The ancient name for Thessaly, from
39   Ind|    sign of Aries, the Ram. In ancient times it contained the point
40   Ind|      grandfather  ~Juventa~An ancient Roman goddess later identified
41   Ind|         Liber, see Bacchus~An ancient rural god of Italy who presided
42   Ind|      work in iambic verse. In ancient times his tragedies were
43   Ind|      its seasonal flooding in ancient times. (See the Hellenistic
44   Ind| Little Owl, often depicted on ancient Athenian coins. See Metamorphoses
45   Ind|     The Greeks. Originally an ancient Greek people (Pelasgi) and
46   Ind|        a cult based on a more ancient worship of the Kabeiroi,
47   Ind| Scylla. Hair cutting reflects ancient ritual and the Curetes were
48   Ind|      promoted as a revival of ancient customs. ~Book TII.I:1 Mentioned.~ ~
49   Ind|      located it was placed by ancient sources close to the Roman
50   Ind|   pleasant place of exile for ancient Romans.~ ~Ticidas, Ticida~
51   Ind|   which Ovid was banished, an ancient colony of Miletus (6th century
52   Ind|    Flaccus.~ ~Troy, Troad~The ancient city destroyed in the ten-war