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 1 T-III|         said: ‘This is Caesar’s~Forum, this is the Sacred Way
 2 T-III|     Meanwhile, since the public forum’s closed to me,~let me lie
 3 T-III|      noisy battles of the wordy forum.~Now they ride horses, practise
 4  T-IV|        by no other in the Roman forum -~little though I wish to
 5  T-IV|      harsh weapons of the noisy forum:~but even as a boy the heavenly
 6   T-V|   wounds are often dealt in the forum.~Oh harsh Lachesis, when
 7  ExII|        sung in the midst of the forum.~And there’s your brother,
 8  ExII| colonnade’s dense shade,~or the forum in which you spend so little
 9   ExI|      the buildings of the Roman forum gilded~by the gold of trophies,
10 ExIII|        you spoke in the crowded forum,~O youth not unworthy of
11  ExIV|        no other’s nearer to the Forum of Augustus.~If any in the
12  ExIV|     like your house next to the Forum of Augustus,~like your Campanian
13  ExIV|      the Muses, patron of their forum,~to whom double the nobility
14  IBIS|       bandies my name about the forum:~won’t let the companion
15   Ind|         which was placed in the Forum Augustum (vowed at Philippi
16   Ind|         46 Book EIV.XV:1-42 The Forum of Augustus was north-east
17   Ind|     Caesar in 45BC flanking the Forum Romanum and dedicated by
18   Ind|         126 Their temple in the Forum was close to that of the
19   Ind|        Libertatis, north of the Forum, was where Asinius Pollio
20   Ind|        Mars the Avenger, in the Forum Augusti built as a result
21   Ind|       The three forums were the forum Romanum, Iulium, and Augusti.~
22   Ind|         68 The buildings of the Forum bright with reflected light
23   Ind|     running south-east from the Forum Romanum and the Capitoline
24   Ind|     death.~Book TIV.X:41-92 The forum or courthouse of the dead.~
25   Ind|      sources close to the Roman Forum, the Temple of Saturn, or