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 1 pI,    7   | numbers and from its especial splendor, to demand supremacy over
 2 pI,    9   |    the' golden sun of its own splendor, wore the grace of unwearying
 3 pI,    9   | neither wantoned in excessive splendor nor begged the sparks of
 4 pI,   10   |       countenance of terrible splendor, warned destruction to others.
 5 pI,   11   |      was silvery with crystal splendor, answering to the appearance
 6 pII,   18  |    the glow of their own full splendor, yet their ~ ./. lustre
 7 pII,   19  |      weakened by the blows of splendor, fled, very fearful, to
 8 pII,   20  |       of the ornaments of his splendor, he returned the garment
 9 mIII,   23 |     talks with Jove. A silver splendor clothed the wanton streams,
10 mIV,   32  |   light, source, life, glory, splendor, beauty, form, pattern of
11 pIV,   40  |       passion abides. Here is splendor never failing, life untiring
12 pV,   54   |    these distinctive marks of splendor and nobility, the earthly
13 pVI,   63  |       Ciceronian torrent, the splendor of the onset of Hector,
14 mVII,   68 |       flesh basely covers the splendor of human riches, and the
15 pVII,   72 |     mind is luminous with the splendor of wisdom, when the robbery
16 pVIII,   77|      hands with extraordinary splendor, and displayed a new sun.
17 pVIII,   81|   glory of the actual day the splendor of a brighter countenance,
18 pIX,   91  |       shone with the sidereal splendor of genius. There the splendid