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 1   T-I|    hidden.~If only mine had been buried in deep darkness!~It would
 2 T-III|    forbids that: Theban Antigone buried~her brother’s body under
 3 T-III|         the shoots that lay hid, buried in the wheat furrows,~show
 4  T-IV|          Both lucky to have been buried at the right time,~dying
 5  ExII|        that if I die, I might be buried in a gentler land,~and my
 6  ExII|          of the world,~where the buried earth carries perpetual
 7  ExII|      lost when my reputation~was buried, now you’re silent about
 8   ExI|         good one.~Now I’m almost buried, now I’m ill and frozen ~
 9   ExI|    knowing that my sin ~could be buried if my first error were forgiven, ~
10 ExIII|        barbarian ~country, to be buried in the soil of Tomis?~By
11 ExIII|        anger, and my bones to be buried in peaceful ground,~when
12  IBIS|       hands,~and their hooks are buried deep in your bones.~Let
13  IBIS|       his master,~be wounded and buried under a pile of earth. ~
14  IBIS|        re from Corfu.~May you be buried in a falling house, like
15   Ind|      Aroe where he died, and was buried at Patrae in the sanctuary
16   Ind|          Book TIII.III:47-88 She buried her brother despite the
17   Ind|          the Icarian Sea and was buried on the island of Icaria.
18   Ind| overthrown by Jupiter. They were buried under Sicily. ~Book TII:
19   Ind|          the poets.~Ibis:597-644 Buried beneath Sicily.~ ~Glaucus(
20   Ind|          the Icarian Sea, and is buried on the island of Icaria. (
21   Ind|        53-100 His wish not to be buried in Sarmatian earth.~Book
22   Ind|       101-150 His wish not to be buried in Scythian earth.~Book
23   Ind|          TIII.III:47-88 Antigone buried her brother Polynices despire
24   Ind|     Creon’s forbidding him to be buried. ~Book TV.III:1-58 Capaneus
25   Ind|       attacked the gods, who was buried beneath Sicily by Jupiter.~
26   Ind|         Jupiter.~Book EII.X:1-52 Buried beneath Sicily.~ ~Tyras~