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 1   T-I|          her light, the Capitol,~close to my house, though that
 2  T-II|        covered with Mars’s sand!~Close the Circus! The Circus’s
 3  T-II|         t safe:~here a girl sits close to an unknown man.~Why’s
 4 T-III|     forbid the doors of death to close!~~ Book TIII.III:1-46 Longing
 5  T-IV|      forgetting myself, ~ah, how close I’ve come to revealing your
 6   T-V|       The wounds I thought would close, in due course,~hurt me
 7   T-V|        beg the gods, rightly, to close the gates of heaven ~to
 8   ExI|       audience, I beg you,~don’t close a harsh door against my
 9 ExIII|  shameful for us both if you, so close to me~through long acquaintance,
10  ExIV|       ills. ~The Danube, all too close, will sooner turn its course~
11  ExIV|           wagon-shaped,~are very close to us, and they possess
12  IBIS|       brands~made of green twigs close to his eyes, close to the
13  IBIS|         twigs close to his eyes, close to the lids.~The child wept
14  IBIS|      were maimed.~Or may a noose close the passage of your breath~
15   Ind| Antilochus~The son of Nestor and close friend of Achilles.~Book
16   Ind|         Book TII:547-578 See the close of the Metamorphoses Book
17   Ind|      here the influential Cotta, close supporter of the Emperors,
18   Ind|          temple in the Forum was close to that of the deified Julius
19   Ind|    largest of the Aegean islands close to the south-east of Greece
20   Ind|      Fabius. The lines suggest a close relationship between Ovid
21   Ind|        was an energetic soldier, close to Tiberius. ~Book EI.X:
22   Ind|        and his funeral forms the close of Homer’s Iliad.~Book TI.
23   Ind|        Callimachus’s. TIV.IX has close similarities with Ibis:1-
24   Ind|         certainly reiterates the close tie with Paullus, and the
25   Ind|         focusing on Messalinus’s close relationship with Augustus
26   Ind|       EIII.V:1-58 Metaphorically close to the Styx.~Ibis:1-40 A
27   Ind|         the son of Strophius and close friend of Orestes, whom
28   Ind|      means ‘near the city’, i.e. close to Rome.~Book TIII. XII:
29   Ind|         Pontus is metaphorically close to the Styx.~Ibis:41-104
30   Ind|        placed by ancient sources close to the Roman Forum, the
31   Ind|    agricultural reform. He was a close friend of Maecenas and introduced
32   Ind|     Vitellius, (praetor in AD14, close friend of Germanicus, and