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 1      I,     1(1) |      part of Macedonia, but the word is used loosely for Thessaly
 2      I,   234    |       me thy foe.' He gives the word~ ~
 3      I,   611(23)|     laps." (Marlowe.) The Latin word is "jugis".~ ~
 4      I,   634    |         seen, at haughty Juno's word,~ ~
 5     II,   230    |      230 Nor feared that at his word such thousands fell.~ ~
 6    III,   218(12)|     serpent. XXXXX is the Greek word for serpent.~ ~
 7     IV,    82(6) |         upon the meaning of the word "cardo". The word "belt"
 8     IV,    82(6) |        of the word "cardo". The word "belt" seems fairly to answer
 9     IV,    82(6) |         which he describes. The word occurs again at line 760;
10     IV,   906(26)|          arce", not "arte". The word "signifer" seems to favour
11      V,   450    |   eagles, fasces; with an empty word~ ~
12      V,   793    |       thy thought) to speak the word~ ~
13      V,   836    |      the destinies of Rome. The word~ ~
14     VI,   580    |     caresses: serpents at their word~ ~
15    VII,   394    |        And take their post: nor word nor order given,~ ~
16    VII,   608    |       might waver. These at his word,~ ~
17    VII,   883    |     spoils of Rome, by Caesar's word,~ ~
18   VIII,   715    |    breath within him, lest some word,~ ~
19     IX,   520    | commerce.~ ~ ~ ~ Here at Cato's word~ ~
20     IX,   852(26)|       to strike thee dead!) The word is also used for a big cannon. ("
21      X,    75    |                            Such word be lawful); mixed with Roman
22      X,   493    |         vassal and his minion's word~ ~