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 1      I,    57    |     brightness to a different Sun;~ ~
 2      I,    90    |   chariot 'gainst her brother Sun~ ~
 3      I,   263    |    Lucifer, before the coming sun,~ ~
 4      I,   471(17)|            This idea that the sun found fuel in the clouds
 5      I,   472    |                           The sun draws heavenward the ocean
 6      I,   596    |                           The sun himself, when poised in
 7     II,   368    |                   Soon as the sun dispelled the chilly night,~ ~
 8     II,   464(18)|       yoked the horses of the Sun to the chariot for their
 9     II,   539    |      armour glistening in the sun,~ ~
10     II,   661    |     Syene 'neath its noontide sun~ ~
11     II,   785    |           Foretell the rising Sun, when noiseless all~ ~
12    III,   268    |                   Against the sun opposing; on this shore 17~ ~
13    III,   455    |      violate; hidden from the sun 27~ ~
14    III,   659    |                     Or by the sun or crescent moon, how best~ ~
15     IV,    60    |   that fled before the rising sun;~ ~
16     IV,    65(4) |      See Book IX., 1126.) The sun enters Aries about March
17     IV,   320    |      starry veil and sank the sun.~ ~
18      V,   493    |                  Now sank the sun to rest; the evening star~ ~
19      V,   515    |  quivered at the image of the sun,~ ~
20      V,   538    |                 Of Genusus by sun or shower compelled~ ~
21      V,   620    |                       620 The sun descended not in ruddy clouds~ ~
22      V,   805    |                           The sun beamed on them, and the
23     VI,   386    |     towards the rising of the sun,~ ~
24     VI,   556    |             Beneath a burning sun; and thunder roars~ ~
25     VI,   613    | mysterious meetings. 35 Never sun~ ~
26    VII,     6(3) |                     As to the sun finding fuel in the clouds,
27    VII,    59    | hastens on the hour; no other sun~ ~
28    VII,   108    |                See their last sun to-day. Yet, Rome, I swear,~ ~
29    VII,   159    |                           And sun and sky descend upon the
30    VII,   231    |                           The sun was sad and misty in the
31    VII,   248    |      their arms, th' opposing sun~ ~
32    VII,   916    |           Yet when the golden sun~ ~
33    VII,   990    |                        990 By sun and length of days, and
34   VIII,   243    |      Far as the rising of the sun to trace~ ~
35   VIII,   282    |  shunned, and, famous for its sun,~ ~
36   VIII,   534    |      by Mount Casius, ere the sun was set~ ~
37     IX,   464    |      First strike the burning sun; across my path~ ~
38     IX,   494    | mistress to the rising of the Sun.~ ~
39     IX,   612    |                 Yet shall the Sun when poised upon the height~ ~
40     IX,   733    |     the ocean fervid from the sun~ ~
41     IX,   783    |          He sought the rising sun, with flight averse,~ ~
42     IX,   918    |                    Wax at the sun's command, nor snow compelled~ ~
43     IX,   998    |   region by the horses of the sun~ ~
44     IX,  1057    |      fledglings to the rising sun~ ~
45      X,    57    |     towards the rising of the sun, we yield~ ~
46      X,   239(10)|      It was supposed that the Sun and Moon and the planets (
47      X,   241    |           Opposing: while the sun divides the year,~ ~
48      X,   263    |      back her losses from the sun. 12~ ~ ~ ~
49      X,   273    |    again his banks, until the sun~ ~
50      X,   277    |   flood, when distant far the sun,~ ~
51      X,   286    |                Till the slant sun and Meroe's lengthening
52      X,   303    |       Meroe pants beneath the sun,~ ~
53      X,   311    |          That ocean feeds the sun and heavenly fires,~ ~
54      X,   349    |     or to the risings, of the sun~ ~
55      X,   359    |    their knowledge. Where the sun~ ~
56      X,   369    |             Soften the summer sun -- whose rays direct~ ~
57      X,   370(20)|       at this spot the summer sun (in Leo) strikes the earth
58      X,   524    |  Casian rock looked forth the Sun~ ~