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 1   T-I|       without end,~nor to reach Athens, I one sought as a student,~
 2  IBIS|        And like him who wounded Athens with endless ~song, die
 3   Ind|   father of Theseus and king of Athens. Theseus forgot to raise
 4   Ind|        success on his return to Athens from Crete and Aegeus leapt
 5   Ind|       bore Theseus to Aegeus of Athens.~ ~Aetna~Mount Etna. The
 6   Ind|         514 before returning to Athens.~Book TII:361-420 His lyric
 7   Ind|  Minerva)~The patron goddess of Athens, born fully grown and armed
 8   Ind|         Champion’) presented to Athens by the allies after Marathon,
 9   Ind|     were more than lifesize. ~ ~Athens~The chief city of Attica
10   Ind|        Hymettos in Attica, near Athens, was famous in ancient times,
11   Ind|       sided with Sparta against Athens during the Peloponnesian
12   Ind|      the ancient world reaching Athens in 420BC and Rome (as Aesculapius)
13   Ind|      Athene). Legendary king of Athens (as Erechtheus) and a skilled
14   Ind| decendant of Erictheus, king of Athens), and a priest of Ceres-Demeter,
15   Ind|      her there and they fled to Athens with the image of the goddess.
16   Ind|         statesman and orator in Athens. He increased the wealth
17   Ind|         increased the wealth of Athens after readministrating its
18   Ind|         sons, before fleeing to Athens where she married King Aegeus.
19   Ind|    Stele of Athena, bas-relief, Athens, Acropolis Museum). Originally
20   Ind|        from her temple there to Athens, or in Roman myth to Aricia.
21   Ind|         that surpassed those of Athens. Originally called Poseidonia,
22   Ind|       ship.~ ~Pandion~A king of Athens, father of Procne and Philomela.
23   Ind|    daughter of Pandion, king of Athens, married to Tereus, king
24   Ind|         was later controlled by Athens and remained important in
25   Ind|       to Argos after exile from Athens.~ ~Thermodon~A river in
26   Ind|     ugliness.~ ~Theseus~King of Athens, son of Aegeus, hence Aegides.
27   Ind|          and he made his way to Athens, cleansing the Isthmus of