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Excerpt from A Lexicon of the First Three Books of Homer's Iliad: Together With Lines 1-219 of Book IV; Lines 457-544 of Book IV; Lines 1-165 of Book V; Lines 590-710 of Book V; Lines 119-236 of Book Vi; Lines 369-529 of Book Vi; Lines 468-617 of Book XVIII; Book XXII, Entire; Lines 468-804 of Book XXIV
Note 1. Also, following a comma and followed by a comma, indicates that the definitions following it to the next semicolon correspond to the Latin word already given; see mm.
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