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 1    7, Arg |    and engages in his quarrel Mezentius, Camilla, Messapus, and
 2    7, 895 |                               Mezentius first appear’d upon the
 3    8, 10  |                     With bold Mezentius, who blasphem’d aloud.~
 4    8, 630 |                   Till curs’d Mezentius, in a fatal hour,~
 5    8, 658 |     Whom just revenge against Mezentius arms,~
 6    8, 752 |                     Nor proud Mezentius, thus unpunish’d, boast~
 7    9, 691 |                     Elsewhere Mezentius, terrible to view,~
 8   10, Arg |    Pallas; AEneas, Lausus and Mezentius. Mezentius is described
 9   10, Arg | AEneas, Lausus and Mezentius. Mezentius is described as an atheist;
10   10, 223 |          What vengeance proud Mezentius had prepar’d:~
11   10, 293 |                       Hate to Mezentius arm’d five hundred more,~
12   10, 974 |  Meantime, by Jove’s impulse, Mezentius arm’d,~
13   10, 1016|                               Mezentius sees him thro’ the squadrons
14   10, 1026|                      So proud Mezentius rushes on his foes,~
15   10, 1037|                               Mezentius fix’d his foot upon his
16   10, 1081|           Once more the proud Mezentius, with disdain,~
17   10, 1092|           Pois’d on his base, Mezentius stood the shock.~
18   10, 1096|               Those only gods Mezentius will invoke.)~
19   10, 1257|                       To whom Mezentius thus: “Thy vaunts are vain.~
20   10, 1292|                      Of proud Mezentius, and the lofty strain?”~
21   11, Arg |       trophy of the spoils of Mezentius, grants a truce for burying
22   11, 9   |     The coat of arms by proud Mezentius worn,~
23   11, 25  |   Fear is no more, for fierce Mezentius lies,~