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 1    7, Arg | quarrel Mezentius, Camilla, Messapus, and many others of the
 2    7, 955 |                             Messapus next, (great Neptune was
 3    8, 9   |           Fierce Ufens, and Messapus, led the crowd,~
 4    9, 31  |                             Messapus leads the van; and, in the
 5    9, 150 |                             Messapus curb’d his fiery courser’
 6    9, 199 |        The post of honor to Messapus falls,~
 7    9, 472 |                  Now, where Messapus quarter’d, they arrive.~
 8    9, 497 |                             Messapus’ helm he finds among the
 9    9, 608 |   All knew the helmet which Messapus lost,~
10    9, 693 |                   But brave Messapus, Neptune’s warlike son,~
11   10, 1056|                  Then brave Messapus Ericetes slew,~
12   11, 661 |                   The great Messapus yet remains our friend:~
13   11, 705 |                             Messapus and Catillus, post your
14   11, 784 |                   The brave Messapus shall thy troops inforce~
15   11, 787 |         This said, he warns Messapus to the war,~
16   11, 903 |                             Messapus, Coras, and the Latian horse;~
17   12, 195 |                   And there Messapus, born of seed divine.~
18   12, 435 |                             Messapus, eager to confound the peace,~
19   12, 709 |                   The great Messapus, thund’ring thro’ the field,~
20   12, 808 |                    Sea-born Messapus, with Atinas, heads~
21   12, 960 |                  T is true, Messapus, fearless of his fate,~