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 1      I,   442    |     blast on Ossa's pine-clad rocks~ ~
 2     II,   487    |     fatten; with his pineclad rocks~ ~
 3     II,   749    |      the greedy main gigantic rocks:~ ~
 4     IV,    94    |    had not conquered; all the rocks~ ~
 5     IV,   510    |       510 Below o'ershadowing rocks. These hollowed out~ ~
 6     IV,   591    |                    Lo! on the rocks the Istrians; while the
 7     IV,   656    |    mazy passages of cavernous rocks,~ ~
 8      V,   141    |      These soundless caverned rocks, in quest to learn~ ~
 9      V,   688    |       and had forced upon the rocks~ ~
10      V,   745(33)| island just off the Ceraunian rocks, the point of which is now
11      V,   773    |   keel, and where between the rocks~ ~
12      V,   895    |          In that lone isle of rocks. When all are glad,~ ~
13     VI,    27    |                Her adamantine rocks and hedged her in~ ~
14     VI,   113    |    upwards from the mist-clad rocks;~ ~
15     VI,   209    |              He lops the arm: rocks crush the foeman's skull~ ~
16     VI,   391    |     the wintry day, by Ossa's rocks~ ~
17     VI,   458    |                  The stubborn rocks of Pholoe, Rhoetus fierce~ ~
18     VI,   467    |       charger from Thessalian rocks 27~ ~
19     VI,   522    |         There were Thessalian rocks with deadly herbs~ ~
20     VI,   756    |                          O'er rocks she drags him to the mountain
21     VI,   952    |                     Of craggy rocks, and forges iron chains,~ ~
22    VII,   569    |       re-echoes; Oeta's lofty rocks~ ~
23   VIII,   222    |        Steering, where Samian rocks and Chian marred~ ~
24   VIII,   277    |    thus parted, past Icaria's rocks~ ~
25   VIII,   826    |                     Torn upon rocks, the sport of ocean's waves~ ~
26     IX,   769    |                 Was turned to rocks; and when on snakes of old~ ~
27      X,   386    |                          That rocks should bar the passage of
28      X,   393    |     firm thy torrent; and the rocks we call~ ~