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 1   T-I|              hungry wolf.~If Phaethon lived he’d avoid the sky, refuse~
 2 T-III|          where I ought to be.~While I lived with you, while the light
 3  T-IV|             have been as sinless as I lived.~Now my life is shamed by
 4  T-IV|              me till I was old,~who’s lived to be the bride of an exiled
 5  T-IV|             trouble wasn’t while they lived,~and that they never had
 6  ExII|             if praised by them.~I too lived years that are gone without
 7  ExIV|               had a name:~when Marsus lived, and mighty-voiced Rabirius,~
 8   Ind|             the Cynic was exiled, and lived in Attica.~Book EIV.I:1-
 9   Ind|            The three-headed giant who lived in a cave, stole Hercules’
10   Ind|             beauty and magic arts and lived on the ‘island’ of Aeaea,
11   Ind|           many letters to her, as she lived the life of an exile’s wife
12   Ind|            father of Bellerephon, who lived at Potniae near Thebes.
13   Ind|        punishment by the Furies. They lived in a cave in Cretan Dicte.
14   Ind|              mountain where the Muses lived. It is a continuation of
15   Ind|    half-sisters of the Pleiades. They lived on Mount Nysa and nurtured
16   Ind|               The god of marriage who lived on Helicon with the Muses.~
17   Ind|          Thrace, from the Maeotes who lived near the Sea of Azov, but
18   Ind|         Euphrates’ p9. Pausanias also lived nearby at one time, and
19   Ind|        residential area, and Augustus lived there in a house that had
20   Ind|              fear the sky if he still lived.~Book TIII.IV:1-46 Merops
21   Ind|            Book TIV.X:93-132 Ovid had lived for ten Olympiads, the space
22   Ind|           Book EIII.II:1-110 His fame lived after him.~Book EIII.II:
23   Ind| anachronistically in legend, since he lived over a century before Pythagoras)
24   Ind|              of Assyrian Nineveh, who lived in great luxury, and who
25   Ind|           Book EIII.II:1-110 His fame lived on.~Book EIV.X:35-84 Albinovanus