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 1 mI,    4   |         to her glory; though the face of the daughter of Tyndaris
 2 pI,    6   |      with soft flame cheered her face; and this in turn chastened
 3 pI,    6   |      inwards grief, and her very face, cast to earth with chaste
 4 pI,    9   |       out, and presaged with its face laughter, with the sting
 5 pI,   14   |         of a siren, and with the face of a man. The luna, bereft
 6 mII,   18  |    starred the arbute trees, its face full of the beauty of art.
 7 pII,   20  |        with the favor of a clear face smiled upon the maiden's
 8 mIII,   22 |         tears of winter from its face, so that a flower may commit
 9 pIII,   23 |    distant from me, I fell on my face, prostrated by stupor of
10 pIII,   24 |        Why has recognition of my face strayed from thy memory?
11 pIII,   29 |          determined to cover the face of my might in very many
12 pIII,   31 |          through these words the face of her being, and by her
13 mIV,   33  |       soldiery; who changest the face of the heavens, and variest
14 pIV,   44  |        my activity and skill the face of the copy should not be
15 pIV,   44  |          other elements from the face of the original. Accordingly,
16 mVII,   68 |          mind which can turn the face elsewhere. The rich man
17 pVII,   70 |       while others are bright of face with joyous humor, their
18 pVII,   71 |        Plato examines philosophy face to face, with Hippolytus
19 pVII,   71 |      examines philosophy face to face, with Hippolytus is distinguished
20 pVIII,   77|           youth, now his maturer face spoke of serious affairs,
21 pVIII,   77|       degrees of changing age in face, so his doubtful 1 stature
22 pVIII,   77|          towering giants. In his face were evident no traces of
23 pVIII,   77|       the biting shears. And his face also, as manly dignity demanded,
24 pVIII,   79|         one would think that her face, which flowed with tears,
25 pVIII,   80|          nor did they clothe the face of the earth with needless
26 pVIII,   81|          to the ground or bear a face cast down, but, with neck
27 pVIII,   83|        spice of kisses, showed a face of deep affection. In the
28 pVIII,   83|         profound sorrow from the face of Nature, and were striving
29 pIX,   91  |     marks of wintry age; yet his face was delicate with the smoothness
30 pIX,   92  | intervention of an image. In her face was read the divinity of