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 1     II,   176    |       For the foul trophy of a father slain,~ ~
 2     II,   440    |                            440 Father alike and husband, right
 3     II,   715    |      lives, where, through thy father's deeds,~ ~
 4    III,   374    |       Shrink ere he strike his father? on both sides~ ~
 5    III,   813    |                              A father's latest kiss, a father'
 6    III,   813    |        father's latest kiss, a father's hand~ ~
 7     IV,   120    |     Kindle their flames. Thus, Father of the world,~ ~
 8     IV,   785    |     drive the monarch from his father's throne,~ ~
 9     VI,   377(11)|        saviour of the city and father of my country, bring into
10     VI,   955    |        And peaceful, waits thy father and his house.~ ~
11    VII,   381    |            No pious thought of father or of kin;~ ~
12    VII,   728    |                    Full in his father's teeth the fatal sword,~ ~
13     IX,   108    |                   For thus thy father spake within mine ear:~ ~
14     IX,   161    |  through with wounds our noble father fell:~ ~
15     IX,   167    |                   Our murdered father's head, shorn from the trunk~ ~
16     IX,   178    |       Flamed into fury for his father's shame.~ ~
17     IX,   199    |                     Thou only, Father, gods and men alike~ ~
18     IX,   411    |         who springing from her father's head~ ~
19     IX,   707    |                  His country's father, worthiest of thy vows;~ ~
20     IX,  1234    |                     The loving father rose, and tears he shed~ ~
21      X,   101    | Offspring illustrious; from my father's throne~ ~
22      X,   114    |                    To wield my father's power; but this my prayer:~ ~
23      X,   564(23)|       Absyrtus. Pursued by her father Aeetes, she killed her brother