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 1  T-II|           no other you could have married:~may your son, Tiberius,
 2  T-IV|         think it a disgrace to be married to me!~I’m wretched if you’
 3  T-IV|        ashamed even now, that you married me:~it should bring you
 4  T-IV|         scarcely more than a boy: married to me for a brief while.~
 5   T-V|    well-known? Surely because she married the ill-starred Admetus.~
 6   Ind|        and Arabia. His fifty sons married the Danaides, the fifty
 7   Ind|    Augustus’s daughter Julia. She married Germanicus. Tiberius ultimately
 8   Ind|        maddened by the Furies. He married Callirhoe daughter of the
 9   Ind|        364 The son of Aeolus, who married Ino, Cadmus’s daughter.
10   Ind|         Senate 16th Jan 27BC). He married Scribonia and then Livia.
11   Ind|           him to approach her. He married her and freed his men, staying
12   Ind|           of Arcadian Pheneus. He married Chryse the daughter of Pallas. ~
13   Ind|        Hercules and Acheloüs. She married Hercules, and was raped
14   Ind|          adoption by Tiberius. He married the Elder Livilla.~Book
15   Ind|        son Keryx. His son Ismarus married a daughter of Tegyrius the
16   Ind|           465-540 Son of Mars. He married Alcippe and had a daughter
17   Ind|       daughter Perilla, when Ovid married her. She was loyal to him
18   Ind|       Olympians.~Book TIII.V:1-56 Married Hercules.~Book EI.X:1-44
19   Ind|          the hand of Deianira. He married Deianira, killed Nessus,
20   Ind|        TII:361-420 He loved Iole, married and was loved by Deianira.~
21   Ind|           1-56 He was deified and married Hebe.~Book EIII.III:1-108
22   Ind|  Returning to Greece he found her married to Orestes, who subsequently
23   Ind|          to secure the fleece and married her before returning to
24   Ind|        the throne of Corinth, and married a new bride Glauce. Medea
25   Ind|       Augustus and Scribonia. She married Marcellus and then Marcus
26   Ind|      Lucius Caesar, Agrippina who married Germanicus, Agrippa Posthumus
27   Ind|         the younger (2). She then married Tiberius. Augustus banished
28   Ind|           1) and Agrippa. She was married to Lucius Aemelius Paullus
29   Ind|  persecuted Hercules who ended up married to Hebe her daughter.~Book
30   Ind|    Herodotus III.26)~Ibis:541-596 Married his sister Juno, and avenged
31   Ind|      granddaughter of Pelias. She married Protesilaus the first Greek
32   Ind|           general in Germany. She married Octavian, the future Augustus,
33   Ind|            Book TII:155-206 Livia married Augustus (17 January 38BC)
34   Ind|         Drusus), Livia’s son. She married Gaius Caesar grandson of
35   Ind|       fleeing to Athens where she married King Aegeus. She attempted
36   Ind|     orator and himself a poet. He married the dictator Sulla’s daughter,
37   Ind| unwittingly killed his father and married his mother. See Sophocles
38   Ind|          his second wife. She was married to a senator Cornelius Fidus
39   Ind|          Procne and Philomela. He married Procne to Tereus, king of
40   Ind|   daughter of his third wife. She married Marcus Suillius Rufus not
41   Ind|       fulfilment of prophecy, and married Andromeda.~Book TIII.VIII:
42   Ind|         and friend of Theseus. He married Hippodamia, and invited
43   Ind|          Pandion, king of Athens, married to Tereus, king of Thrace.
44   Ind|           sister Electra he later married. ~Book TI.V:1-44 Book TI.
45   Ind|        Talaus, King of Argos, who married Lysianassa (or alternatively
46   Ind|         Tauric Diana at Nemi who ‘married’ her high priest the ‘king