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 1   T-I| ostentatious.~But when the blow came, they all feared its downfall,~
 2   T-I|          and from Hector’s city~came to your port, Imbrian land,
 3  T-II|       wrote about Lycoris,~that came from his indulgence in too
 4 T-III|  barbarians:~here too colonists came, sent by the Miletians,~
 5  T-IV|         goddess.~Later, Orestes came here, either in piety or
 6  T-IV|         conscience,~and Pylades came, his friend, an example
 7  T-IV|      grieved for the death that came to the other.~The priestess
 8  T-IV|        free of metre.~But verse came, of itself, in the right
 9  T-IV|      time for my friendship.~He came after you, Gallus: Propertius
10  ExII|     Tydeus exiled from Calydon, came to Adrastus,~Teucer was
11  ExII|      from later ages because he came to this region.~Yet his
12  ExII|        Death~ ~Your letter that came to me concerning Celsus’
13   ExI|  friendship was as one whatever came.~Aethalian Elba last saw
14 ExIII|        his ~friend (how near he came to setting down the name!)~
15  ExIV|        nevertheless these words came to my ears:~‘Lo, I, Rumour,
16  ExIV|         Getae.~Then the impulse came to you, bravest scion ~of
17  ExIV|       the Greek ships.~When you came nearer, fighting hand to
18  ExIV|         Muse,~and the last page came beneath my fingers,~they
19   Ind|      son.~Ibis:311-364 Achilles came from Thessaly.~ ~Acontius~
20   Ind|    Euboea where the Greek fleet came to grief while returning
21   Ind|      Pollux a noted boxer. They came to be regarded as the protectors
22   Ind|     condemned him, such that he came to detest the Muses, poetry,
23   Ind|      Pollux a noted boxer. They came to be regarded as the protectors
24   Ind|       92 A friend of Ovid’s. He came between Tibullus and Ovid
25   Ind|      century before Pythagoras) came to be his pupil. His school