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 1   T-I|      despise me, reader.~Have these six lines too, if you think
 2  T-II|             full sail.~I’ve written six of the Fasti in as many
 3  ExIV|           fondle lovely Calypso~for six years, and share a bed with
 4  IBIS|           with you, as they say~his six brothers died with Damasicthon.~
 5   Ind|    scapegoat. He was excommunicated six days before in order to ‘
 6   Ind|             and marry Augustus when six months pregnant with Drusus.~
 7   Ind|          Natura a verse treatise in six books on Epicurean theory. ~
 8   Ind|            it.~Book TII:547-578 The six surviving books of the Fasti,
 9   Ind|        books of the Fasti, covering six months of the Roman year,
10   Ind|      indicates that a second set of six was drafted for the other
11   Ind|           other months of the year. Six books only, in six rolls,
12   Ind|            year. Six books only, in six rolls, seems clear enough.
13   Ind|         monster, ‘the Render’, with six heads and twelve feet. Each
14   Ind|           Ulysses men and destroyed six of them, and threatened
15   Ind|        falls of Mavroneri, plunging six hundred feet down the cliffs
16   Ind| sophisticated and realistic manner. Six plays are extant.~Book TII:
17   Ind|            Her priestesses were the six Vestal Virgins. Her chief