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 1   T-I|         O you who’ll always be named the first among my friends,~
 2   T-I|        waves~seeking Dardania, named from its founder,~and you,
 3  T-II|      verse~in which things are named, and shameful things?~Cinna
 4 T-III|         this is the Sacred Way named from the rites,~here’s Vesta’
 5 T-III|     the earth,~Pontus, falsely named Euxine, still holds me.~~
 6 ExIII|        As soon as the region’s named, the author should appear ~
 7  ExIV|      who are truly what you’re named: dear!~The style and form
 8  IBIS|    stream of waters, not to be named in vain, ~that glides with
 9  IBIS|    your skin, like Marsyas who named a Phrygian river.~Unhappy,
10   Ind|  north-eastern Peloponnese. He named his island, in the Saronic
11   Ind|      Book TI.X:1-50 Apollonia, named for him, a town on the west
12   Ind|        grandson of Saturn, and named Coronides. He was saved
13   Ind|    Book TI.X:1-50 Dionysopolis named for him.~Book TII:361-420
14   Ind|       by Constantine), and now named Istanbul (1457AD by the
15   Ind|      88 Book TV.X:1-53 Falsely named ‘hospitable’ as far as Ovid
16   Ind|      Phaethon. Two of them are named. Lampetia and the eldest
17   Ind|        the Julian calendar was named for him, January (Ianuarius). ~ ~
18   Ind|        cities of Thessaly were named after her. There was an
19   Ind|  Olympus.~Ibis:541-596 A river named after him in Asia Minor.~ ~
20   Ind|    Minyae~The Minyae, a people named from their king Minyas who
21   Ind|       man’s body. ~Ibis:41-104 Named as a source of an accursed
22   Ind|       there. The acropolis was named Karia, and Kar built a great
23   Ind|     Cape Skyllaion (Skyli) was named after Scylla. Hair cutting
24   Ind|      cliff, the Tarpeian Rock, named from Spurius Tarpeius who
25   Ind| triumph in 27. His lovers were named Delia (her real name was