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 1  T-II|            and Ganymede the Trojan boy.~Time will fade if I repeat
 2  T-IV|         noisy forum:~but even as a boy the heavenly rites delighted
 3  T-IV|          was ~scarcely more than a boy: married to me for a brief
 4   T-V|       hearth with a woven garland,~Boy, give me incense that delivers
 5   ExI|      consider it shameful, dearest boy,~to become a friend of the
 6 ExIII|          and I spoke these words:~‘Boy, the cause of your deceived
 7 ExIII|       seemed I spoke to the winged boy,~so he seemed to reply to
 8  ExIV|   long-standing friendship, almost boy with boy:~I’m the one who
 9  ExIV|        friendship, almost boy with boy:~I’m the one who was the
10  IBIS|           first nourishment in the boy’s mouth:~from it the fosterling
11  IBIS|           own tongue.~If a Spartan boy attacks the empty air with
12   Ind|          Pallas Athene changed the boy into the partridge, perdix
13   Ind|             Euryalus~The beautiful boy in Virgil’s Aeneid (IX:176)
14   Ind|           Argonauts voyage and the boy was stolen by Naiads near
15   Ind|       Lycurgus’s son Opheltes. The boy was attacked and bitten
16   Ind|          for safekeeping, with the boy, and the boy’s mother Hecuba
17   Ind| safekeeping, with the boy, and the boy’s mother Hecuba in turn
18   Ind|         father’s hounds killed the boy.~ ~Pterelaus~Ibis:311-364
19   Ind|         Apollo was a rival for the boy, and hearing Thamyris boast
20   Ind|      husband. Augustus adopted the boy and appointed him as his