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 1  T-II|           ordered the mothers and daughters of Italy~to chant the hymns
 2  T-II|          or destined to teach the daughters of Rome.~And so you can’
 3 T-III|         seen his son on fire, his daughters~trees, if he’d sufficed
 4   T-V|            Though Pelias had many daughters, why’s Alcestis well-known?
 5   ExI|       daughters-in law, and their daughters.~May the Elder Drusus whom
 6 ExIII|           torches, noblest~of the daughters of Scythia by birth, performs
 7  IBIS| son-in-law.~or such a wife as the daughters of Belus, who dared to plan~
 8   Ind|           the Danaides, the fifty daughters of Danaus. Learning of his
 9   Ind|           163-208 The Danaids his daughters in law.~ ~Aeneades~Descendants
10   Ind|         figures of Danaus and his daughters in the temple of Apollo
11   Ind|       Danaides, Belides~The fifty daughters of Danaüs, granddaughters
12   Ind|         figures of Danaus and his daughters in the temple of Apollo
13   Ind|         Dexithea and her sisters, daughters of Damon (or Demonax), the
14   Ind|        Tisiphone and Megaera, the daughters of Night and Uranus. They
15   Ind|    fair-haired, loathsome, winged daughters of Thaumas and the ocean
16   Ind|         for.~ ~Heliades~The seven daughters of the Sun god and Clymene.
17   Ind|           His verse.~ ~Hyades~The daughters of Atlas and Aethra, half-sisters
18   Ind|        nine Muses were the virgin daughters of Jupiter and Mnemosyne (
19   Ind|        Dione one of the Pleiades, daughters of Atlas. The wife of Amphion,
20   Ind|            Still unrepentant, her daughters were also killed, and she
21   Ind|      Thrace.~Book EI.III:1-48 His daughters turned into birds.~ ~Parcae~
22   Ind|          but instead employed his daughters to help destroy him.~Book
23   Ind|   Pleiades~The Seven Sisters, the daughters, with the Hyades and the
24   Ind|          corruption.~ ~Sirens~The daughters of Acheloüs, the Acheloïdes,