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 1   T-I|               verses were not totally destroyed: they survive –~several
 2  T-II|            humble, without stain, was destroyed.~humble, yet they say, in
 3  T-IV|               Cadmus,~because she was destroyed through her rash request.~
 4  ExII|            captured it after they had destroyed~the Odrysii in a shock war,
 5   Ind|             VII:1-40 Ibis:597-644 She destroyed her own son, and proved
 6   Ind| Constantinople until 1203 when it was destroyed. Both were more than lifesize. ~ ~
 7   Ind|      fire-breathing Chimaera which he destroyed.~Book TII:361-420 Brought
 8   Ind|             Peloponnesian War. It was destroyed by the Roman general Mummius
 9   Ind|              Coroebus~Ibis:541-596 He destroyed the Harpy, Poene, visited
10   Ind|           Hadrian, and was ultimately destroyed by earthquakes. The uninhabited
11   Ind|              and Poseidon (or Apollo) destroyed the island and its population,
12   Ind|              gods, and they were both destroyed.~ ~Diana, Artemis~Daughter
13   Ind|              Naios. The sanctuary was destroyed in 391AD.) ~Book TIV.VIII:
14   Ind|             the day Xerxes’ fleet was destroyed.~Ibis:541-596 Eaten by dogs
15   Ind|          Daedalus at Cnossos, who was destroyed by Theseus. (See the sculpture
16   Ind|              disloyalty.~Ibis:365-412 Destroyed by Theseus.~ ~Minyae~The
17   Ind|             the Palatine after it was destroyed by fire and re-built in
18   Ind|        control of the chariot and was destroyed by Jupiter in order to save
19   Ind|           Returning in 364, Pelopidas destroyed Alexander's power in the
20   Ind|            threatened Ulysses men and destroyed six of them, and threatened
21   Ind|               dominated the mainland. Destroyed by Alexander the Great after
22   Ind|                Troad~The ancient city destroyed in the ten-war year with