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 1   T-I| groans at.~She doesn’t see me hurled through the vast seas,~pursued
 2  T-II|  chance for mercy.~If Jupiter hurled his lightning, every time
 3 T-III| bearable. ~Still, while I was hurled, anxious, over land and
 4  T-IV|   angered by its efforts,~has hurled my verses into the fire,
 5  ExII|     power~the Pelian spear he hurled dealt a heavy blow.~So when
 6  ExIV|     rule of the Heavens,~were hurled to Styx by the avenger’s
 7  IBIS|         struck down by a tile hurled from an enemy hand.~Nor
 8  IBIS|     Pisa suffered,~may you be hurled alive into shrouded waters.~
 9  IBIS|       as the child, Astyanax, hurled from the Trojan citadel,~
10  IBIS|  attacks the empty air with a hurled ~discus, may you fall to
11   Ind|       at the fall of Troy was hurled from the citadel onto the
12   Ind|     Mother Earth and Neptune, hurled into the sea, and thrice,
13   Ind|    fleet.~Ibis:465-540 Lichas hurled there.~ ~Eumedes~The father
14   Ind|     251-310 His mother Chione hurled him into his father Neptune’
15   Ind|       II:45-79 Criminals were hurled from the cliffs of the island
16   Ind|     whom Romulus caused to be hurled from the rock. Not located