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quadgram | frequency |
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i am going to | 65 |
chorus of old men | 44 |
in honour of the | 32 |
an allusion to the | 30 |
the name of the | 30 |
in the name of | 28 |
name of the gods | 21 |
do you want to | 19 |
what are you doing | 18 |
in the midst of | 18 |
the land of the | 16 |
are you going to | 15 |
if you do not | 15 |
you are going to | 15 |
at the same time | 15 |
what do you say | 15 |
i will tell you | 14 |
in the first place | 14 |
for the sake of | 13 |
what do you want | 12 |
in the same way | 12 |
the top of the | 12 |
put an end to | 12 |
so that i may | 11 |
year of the war | 11 |
on the other hand | 11 |
at the end of | 11 |
what do you mean | 11 |
if i do not | 11 |
introduction text and notes | 11 |
you want me to | 10 |
go and hang yourself | 10 |
is the son of | 10 |
i have come to | 10 |
i should like to | 10 |
in the form of | 10 |
of the peloponnesian war | 10 |
is said to have | 10 |
the feast of cups | 10 |
from the top of | 10 |
his bottle of oil | 10 |
the midst of the | 10 |
a deme of attica | 10 |
to be able to | 10 |
let us go in | 10 |
what are you saying | 10 |
the time of the | 10 |
from head to foot | 9 |
will be able to | 9 |
to go to the | 9 |
do you wish to | 9 |
at the feast of | 9 |
the walls of athens | 9 |
which of the two | 9 |
by all the gods | 9 |
of all the gods | 9 |
what has happened to | 9 |
by the two goddesses | 8 |
the cause of all | 8 |
i will give you | 8 |
you will not be | 8 |
there is a pun | 8 |
of the gods and | 8 |
was the first to | 8 |
what is the matter | 8 |
was one of the | 8 |
at the festival of | 8 |
wretch that i am | 8 |
in the temple of | 8 |
what shall we do | 8 |
the form of a | 8 |
lost his little bottle | 8 |
lost his bottle of | 8 |
you would not have | 7 |
on account of his | 7 |
as quick as possible | 7 |
is he going to | 7 |
and you dare to | 7 |
at the sight of | 7 |
what have you done | 7 |
i swear it by | 7 |
how am i to | 7 |
where are you off | 7 |
the date of the | 7 |
are we going to | 7 |
it seems to me | 7 |
what must be done | 7 |
the king of the | 7 |
we are going to | 7 |
the plains of the | 7 |
you will have to | 7 |
go to the crows | 7 |
if there be a | 7 |
is to be done | 7 |
come down to us | 7 |
the first of the | 7 |
from the land of | 7 |
what am i to | 7 |
why did you not | 7 |
will be no more | 7 |
you will have a | 7 |
have the right to | 7 |
for all the world | 7 |
have come down to | 7 |
what does this mean | 7 |
i would not give | 7 |
for the purpose of | 7 |
do you think i | 7 |
as a matter of | 7 |
are you off to | 7 |
the old and new | 7 |
in allusion to the | 6 |
cast away his buckler | 6 |
what a lot of | 6 |
do you see that | 6 |
text and notes the | 6 |
for the space of | 6 |
day of the old | 6 |
where are you going | 6 |
the festival of the | 6 |
in the public assembly | 6 |
is to become of | 6 |
and why do you | 6 |
as though he were | 6 |
you want to fight | 6 |
give me some of | 6 |
you want to know | 6 |
as quickly as possible | 6 |
there will be no | 6 |
have you ever seen | 6 |
what is to become | 6 |
the hands of the | 6 |
a dealer in decrees | 6 |
and i am going | 6 |
was the son of | 6 |
it is all over | 6 |
before the production of | 6 |
if he does not | 6 |
the third day of | 6 |
the day of the | 6 |
more than any other | 6 |
in his own name | 6 |
sacrifice to the gods | 6 |
after the production of | 6 |
this was one of | 6 |
was an athenian general | 6 |
a parody of the | 6 |
am i to do | 6 |
but who are you | 6 |
head on the block | 6 |
a satire on the | 6 |
that the gods have | 6 |
a share of the | 6 |
so that he may | 6 |
has happened to you | 6 |
the smoke of the | 6 |
as soon as ever | 6 |
into the midst of | 6 |
you do not know | 6 |
i know not what | 6 |
and at the same | 6 |
he is going to | 6 |
be fed at the | 6 |
the temple of demeter | 6 |
such a thing as | 6 |
what is to be | 6 |
for this reason that | 6 |
i want to be | 6 |
the god of the | 6 |
according to the scholiast | 6 |
may the plague seize | 6 |
as if you were | 6 |
as far as i | 6 |
is all over with | 6 |
the eyes of the | 6 |
the end of the | 6 |
cause of all our | 6 |
third day of the | 6 |
if you want to | 6 |
had cast away his | 6 |
that he may not | 6 |
the greek word for | 6 |
in the open air | 6 |
of the comic poets | 6 |
so as not to | 6 |
the centre of the | 6 |
on the banks of | 6 |
we have already seen | 5 |
unless you tell me | 5 |
prayers to the gods | 5 |
all over with me | 5 |
the very outset of | 5 |
the sake of the | 5 |
honour of the god | 5 |
also the name of | 5 |
the precincts of the | 5 |
haste to sustain the | 5 |
the son of a | 5 |
if it be true | 5 |
at the time of | 5 |
in the year b | 5 |
a matter of fact | 5 |
do you see what | 5 |
but let us go | 5 |
where are you running | 5 |
where am i to | 5 |
was the god of | 5 |
what do you propose | 5 |
there is not a | 5 |
the temple of aesculapius | 5 |
honour of the gods | 5 |
am i going to | 5 |
the leader of the | 5 |
approachest thou not to | 5 |
will you give me | 5 |
be loaded with benefits | 5 |
there is an obscene | 5 |
as if i were | 5 |
as long as i | 5 |
plains of the air | 5 |
as if he were | 5 |
has the right to | 5 |
coming back with a | 5 |
i can tell you | 5 |
in the days when | 5 |
what do you think | 5 |
the war and its | 5 |
for i want to | 5 |
the festival of demeter | 5 |
as a symbol of | 5 |
of the four hundred | 5 |
explain the matter to | 5 |
sixth year of the | 5 |
what will you give | 5 |
do not fail to | 5 |
am i to find | 5 |
at the age of | 5 |
with all my heart | 5 |
to the god of | 5 |
leave me in peace | 5 |
and this other one | 5 |
at the beginning of | 5 |
what are you up | 5 |
not be able to | 5 |
fed at the prytaneum | 5 |
is it not a | 5 |
the place of the | 5 |
do you want me | 5 |
and what are you | 5 |
an old man who | 5 |
so much the worse | 5 |
are you up to | 5 |
the festivals of the | 5 |
may i die if | 5 |
i am an immortal | 5 |
take care not to | 5 |
the best way to | 5 |
he is no longer | 5 |
of the deme of | 5 |
from the summit of | 5 |
have come here to | 5 |
i do not know | 5 |
of the island of | 5 |
early in the morning | 5 |
not to the rescue | 5 |
thou not to the | 5 |
to the top of | 5 |
the origin of the | 5 |
and you will have | 5 |
and what do you | 5 |
in the hands of | 5 |
the door of the | 5 |
an allusion to a | 5 |
on the registers of | 5 |
burn with desire to | 5 |
was accused of having | 5 |
as though it were | 5 |
to sustain the assault | 5 |
are you running to | 5 |
i have long been | 5 |
of the sons of | 5 |
the beginning of the | 5 |
one of the most | 5 |
if i were to | 5 |
the plague seize you | 5 |
as soon as they | 5 |
of the present day | 5 |
waves of the sea | 5 |
at the head of | 5 |
and all of you | 5 |
as well as of | 5 |
a clove of garlic | 5 |
of all our troubles | 5 |
not the same thing | 5 |
you be able to | 5 |
bring it to me | 5 |
that you were the | 5 |
an end to the | 5 |
into the mysteries of | 5 |
what will you do | 5 |
i will go and | 5 |
i will not let | 5 |
down to the very | 4 |
you do not wish | 4 |
to take part in | 4 |
returned from the court | 4 |
you are but a | 4 |
hold the phallus well | 4 |
i shall carry the | 4 |
the allies of sparta | 4 |
take the lustral water | 4 |
all the world as | 4 |
that the birds are | 4 |
as long as the | 4 |
no doubt he is | 4 |
will never smooth the | 4 |
of the sicilian expedition | 4 |
be on my side | 4 |
all over with us | 4 |
to become of me | 4 |
the last of the | 4 |
hermes was the god | 4 |
what is this bird | 4 |
to the highest bidder | 4 |
on the mountain tops | 4 |
you look like a | 4 |
to be a god | 4 |
a talent for him | 4 |
recognize us as gods | 4 |
a slave and a | 4 |
going to do with | 4 |
you will never smooth | 4 |
and bring it to | 4 |
do you take me | 4 |
an island in the | 4 |
what do you bring | 4 |
truce of thirty years | 4 |
first day of the | 4 |
it is to be | 4 |
it has already been | 4 |
it is said that | 4 |
and what will you | 4 |
the owls of laurium | 4 |
of the nether world | 4 |
nothing could be truer | 4 |
thus they feasted on | 4 |
at the table of | 4 |
to be present at | 4 |
it does not please | 4 |
the lustral water and | 4 |
how everything succeeds to | 4 |
been waiting for you | 4 |
first year of the | 4 |
do you turn your | 4 |
can you see any | 4 |
or at all events | 4 |
have lost their pestle | 4 |
and go and hang | 4 |
had written a tragedy | 4 |
is for this reason | 4 |
feasted on the flesh | 4 |
from the court of | 4 |
all the world like | 4 |
to live with you | 4 |
and what did he | 4 |
fixes the date of | 4 |
what is it you | 4 |
expression equivalent to our | 4 |
the flesh of oxen | 4 |
you dare to use | 4 |
talent for him who | 4 |
but i do not | 4 |
are dying of hunger | 4 |
as soon as possible | 4 |
is it not the | 4 |
have been waiting for | 4 |
smooth the rough spikes | 4 |
at the festivals of | 4 |
give her something to | 4 |
it is impossible to | 4 |
after so long an | 4 |
i call you to | 4 |
to die of hunger | 4 |
a parody of a | 4 |
to a play of | 4 |
would not give a | 4 |
if it be not | 4 |
according to the legend | 4 |
of the race of | 4 |
proverbial expression equivalent to | 4 |
the play concludes with | 4 |
of the sixth century | 4 |
will explain the matter | 4 |
do not say the | 4 |
no more of your | 4 |
out of the public | 4 |
will go to the | 4 |
go to the assembly | 4 |
thing in which we | 4 |
in the centre of | 4 |
the first day of | 4 |
overwhelms us with joy | 4 |
who was accused of | 4 |
i want to tell | 4 |
what you have to | 4 |
to tell you a | 4 |
one and the same | 4 |
sacrifice to the new | 4 |
from the abode of | 4 |
is the same as | 4 |
the sixth year of | 4 |
on the point of | 4 |
he was accused of | 4 |
would not have been | 4 |
from the wall to | 4 |
of a whole heap | 4 |
if care is taken | 4 |
the voice of the | 4 |
not the cause of | 4 |
for which i gave | 4 |
will you be able | 4 |
day of the month | 4 |
out of the house | 4 |
the production of the | 4 |
do you propose to | 4 |
look out for yourself | 4 |
are to be found | 4 |
we do to her | 4 |
honour of the good | 4 |
i will make you | 4 |
at the top of | 4 |
you will be the | 4 |
knock at the door | 4 |
you really want to | 4 |
the question of peace | 4 |
one of the cyclades | 4 |
to the fields and | 4 |
the foliage of the | 4 |
space of three days | 4 |
do you beat your | 4 |
rough spikes of the | 4 |
he had cast away | 4 |
all the rest is | 4 |
with a supply of | 4 |
handed over to the | 4 |
mortar as emblematical of | 4 |
they are going to | 4 |
i have seen many | 4 |
but i want to | 4 |
the command of the | 4 |
alone of all the | 4 |
he is coming to | 4 |
the breath of the | 4 |
i think i am | 4 |
to me to be | 4 |
nothing of the kind | 4 |
come from the abode | 4 |
the nymphs had not | 4 |
twelve minae to pasias | 4 |
i die if i | 4 |
there are a thousand | 4 |
are you flying to | 4 |
of the feast of | 4 |
not say the city | 4 |
from prologue of the | 4 |
do you think it | 4 |
was produced in the | 4 |
to be proud of | 4 |
the year after the | 4 |
by zeus the deliverer | 4 |
of the good genius | 4 |
never smooth the rough | 4 |
am going to give | 4 |
have you ever been | 4 |
take you back to | 4 |
the title of a | 4 |
bore the name of | 4 |
straight on his head | 4 |
i want to strangle | 4 |
to live with the | 4 |
but i have not | 4 |
the cost of a | 4 |
to the throne of | 4 |
it is to me | 4 |
be the first to | 4 |
it is for this | 4 |
sacrifices to the gods | 4 |
who is the son | 4 |
and give me some | 4 |
the gardens of the | 4 |
with the long dappled | 4 |
registers of his phratria | 4 |
mind your own business | 4 |
sceptre to the birds | 4 |
just as if you | 4 |
that he is to | 4 |
what i am doing | 4 |
of the earth with | 4 |
has already been mentioned | 4 |
believe a word of | 4 |
the seats of the | 4 |
i am bursting with | 4 |
an you love me | 4 |
if zeus should see | 4 |
what does it mean | 4 |
of one of the | 4 |
who is this man | 4 |
you claim to be | 4 |
the space of three | 4 |
i have never seen | 4 |
know nothing about it | 4 |
songs in the clouds | 4 |
to treat for peace | 4 |
he is called the | 4 |
my head on the | 4 |
to look after the | 4 |
to the temple of | 4 |
personally i shall carry | 4 |
not so much as | 4 |
grant that i may | 4 |
of the production of | 4 |
the only one of | 4 |
produced in the year | 4 |
had us served with | 4 |
i shall not let | 4 |
i should not have | 4 |
how i should like | 4 |
is also the name | 4 |
do you know what | 4 |
go to the devil | 4 |
will you kindly not | 4 |
by means of the | 4 |
for a thousand drachmae | 4 |
a whole heap of | 4 |
a contemporary of aristophanes | 4 |
and as to the | 4 |
the daughter of pandion | 4 |
the name of a | 4 |
honour of the goddess | 4 |
the matter with you | 4 |
will gather her kisses | 4 |
so that we may | 4 |
to speak ill of | 4 |
that is not the | 4 |
for i am going | 4 |
to the devil with | 4 |
to the care of | 4 |
i have not been | 4 |
an end to this | 4 |
to give you a | 4 |
the names of the | 4 |
one after the other | 4 |
you will not hear | 4 |
you have treated with | 4 |
her on the ground | 4 |
we will gather her | 4 |
once upon a time | 4 |
as well as to | 4 |
the registers of his | 4 |
if i keep my | 4 |
what do you reckon | 4 |
be able to prove | 4 |
city in the air | 4 |
tells us that the | 4 |
to pass through your | 4 |
have you not heard | 4 |
the plague take you | 4 |
the dwellers in olympus | 4 |
it please the gods | 4 |
assemblies of the people | 4 |
and who is this | 4 |
by the goddess of | 4 |
the palace of zeus | 4 |
what sort of city | 4 |
to you that we | 4 |
or women in council | 4 |
take me for a | 4 |
have come to you | 4 |
of the new moon | 4 |
my wife and my | 4 |
so that they may | 4 |
on the flesh of | 4 |
the part of a | 4 |
he is not a | 4 |
will give you the | 4 |
the assemblies of the | 4 |
they are not the | 4 |
with provisions for three | 4 |
of the expedition to | 4 |
to a share of | 4 |
i will show you | 4 |
i was going to | 4 |
both you and your | 4 |
will not let you | 4 |
you are no longer | 4 |
already been mentioned that | 4 |
impossible to keep in | 4 |
call you to witness | 4 |
what have we here | 4 |
the son of epops | 4 |
the tragedies of aeschylus | 4 |
us and the gods | 4 |
the abode of the | 4 |
the name of his | 4 |
the look of a | 4 |
a poet of the | 4 |
in front of the | 4 |
spikes of the hedgehog | 4 |
in connection with the | 4 |
i can see an | 4 |
the dwellers in chios | 4 |
of zeus and the | 4 |
the blessings of peace | 4 |
year of the peloponnesian | 4 |
they feasted on the | 4 |
the son of lamachus | 4 |
what is he going | 4 |
you back to the | 4 |
is derived from greek | 4 |
and what am i | 4 |
swallow with the long | 4 |
the table of the | 4 |
in the middle of | 4 |
his sceptre to the | 4 |
the gates of the | 4 |
where are you flying | 4 |
in the habit of | 4 |
at the lenaean festival | 4 |
shall we do to | 4 |
to the abode of | 4 |
this way and that | 4 |
have never seen a | 4 |
just what i am | 4 |
me some of the | 4 |
i am but a | 4 |
the king of persia | 4 |
where is he who | 4 |
of the paternal property | 4 |
but there are some | 4 |
of the king of | 4 |
why do you turn | 4 |
the long dappled wings | 4 |
care is taken to | 4 |
going to give you | 4 |
a verse from the | 4 |
at the door of | 4 |
now is the time | 4 |
thing it is to | 4 |
are not the cause | 4 |
have to go to | 4 |
not to be believed | 4 |
unfortunate wretch that i | 4 |
will become of me | 4 |
frequently ridiculed by aristophanes | 4 |
the goddess of fruits | 4 |
how are we to | 4 |
i do not say | 4 |
what do you wish | 4 |
and drag them before | 4 |
to keep in english | 4 |
to imply that the | 4 |
but i think i | 4 |
it is you who | 4 |
he swears by the | 4 |
heart into the work | 4 |
to become a bird | 4 |
me because of my | 4 |
soon as ever he | 4 |
the feast of the | 4 |
i know nothing about | 4 |
and when he was | 4 |
but first of all | 4 |
point you to the | 4 |
of the return of | 4 |
from the very outset | 4 |
is good for nothing | 4 |
be off with your | 4 |
why do you come | 4 |
am going to tell | 4 |
all the more reason | 4 |
he is and he | 4 |
are robbing me of | 4 |
the head of the | 4 |
i am curious to | 4 |
the stage in the | 4 |
provisions for three days | 4 |
zeus should see me | 4 |
will point you to | 4 |
the rough spikes of | 4 |
to what use cannot | 4 |
as though you were | 4 |
but what is your | 4 |
a proverbial expression equivalent | 4 |
back to the house | 4 |
in this way you | 4 |
is all that there | 4 |
in the front row | 3 |
as i told you | 3 |
is not the same | 3 |
fire like those of | 3 |
then will you say | 3 |
is not in the | 3 |
i am not astonished | 3 |
was the name of | 3 |
of wine and a | 3 |
you think i have | 3 |
it be not to | 3 |
flute is played behind | 3 |
straight for that beast | 3 |
a race in which | 3 |
see how you are | 3 |
flashed lambent fire like | 3 |
what we must do | 3 |
being in some way | 3 |
far as i know | 3 |
what does he say | 3 |
let us hear the | 3 |
at the price of | 3 |
love to see the | 3 |
with all my might | 3 |
king of the gods | 3 |
phoebus with his golden | 3 |
the rights of the | 3 |
the clouds of heaven | 3 |
then why do you | 3 |
who dwell in the | 3 |
ancient classics for english | 3 |
and what if they | 3 |
the bravest of all | 3 |
more than i do | 3 |
i was listening to | 3 |
is the same thing | 3 |
you want of me | 3 |
is here used in | 3 |
is of the simplest | 3 |
i have prepared my | 3 |
mother of the gods | 3 |
by the goddesses twain | 3 |
you might just as | 3 |
of gods and men | 3 |
much the worse for | 3 |
centre of the market | 3 |
the sailing of the | 3 |
it was said that | 3 |
the pay of the | 3 |
a verse borrowed from | 3 |
and the rump of | 3 |
the rest of their | 3 |
the air of a | 3 |
can see an old | 3 |
it will be remembered | 3 |
the frolic and dance | 3 |
with your whole heart | 3 |
thing in the world | 3 |
me to tell you | 3 |
at the foot of | 3 |
he is a physician | 3 |
to return to the | 3 |
understand what he says | 3 |
they have learnt that | 3 |
was a temple to | 3 |
an it please the | 3 |
coming out from the | 3 |
in the dark and | 3 |
king of the dance | 3 |
like those of cynna | 3 |
shall know how to | 3 |
of the festival of | 3 |
a disciple of protagoras | 3 |
the scholiast tells us | 3 |
what connection is there | 3 |
terrible eyes that flashed | 3 |
but i tell you | 3 |
have no interest to | 3 |
was said that the | 3 |
o lord of the | 3 |
they provide the meanings | 3 |
a pun on the | 3 |
for i have been | 3 |
and to the point | 3 |
the son of sellus | 3 |
both in mind and | 3 |
the poet attributes to | 3 |
the processional hymn to | 3 |
the house where the | 3 |
he flourished about b | 3 |
the clouds and the | 3 |
not appear to be | 3 |
the lucullus of athens | 3 |
old and the new | 3 |
it be right to | 3 |
you are the sole | 3 |
to consult the oracle | 3 |
immediately the dialogue to | 3 |
have no time to | 3 |
day of the anthesteria | 3 |
am a dead man | 3 |
what are you asking | 3 |
you are so ignorant | 3 |
few grains of wheat | 3 |
i know how to | 3 |
where shall i find | 3 |
am curious to know | 3 |
within the precincts of | 3 |
the meaning of the | 3 |
the oligarchical government of | 3 |
he going to do | 3 |
am going to lead | 3 |
if i mistake not | 3 |
who asks to speak | 3 |
for he is a | 3 |
and yet you dare | 3 |
the cave of pan | 3 |
the footnotes have not | 3 |
what a number of | 3 |
and what is the | 3 |
us again with your | 3 |
have done with it | 3 |
the similarity of the | 3 |
a true son of | 3 |
a small and insignificant | 3 |
an allusion to cleon | 3 |
with the sharp teeth | 3 |
more than a thousand | 3 |
sons of the earth | 3 |
yet you dare to | 3 |
according to the rite | 3 |
of the air and | 3 |
i can no longer | 3 |
to be fed at | 3 |
have you to say | 3 |
to come to the | 3 |
and you will see | 3 |
as i listen to | 3 |
to hear what you | 3 |
the same battle as | 3 |
words of good omen | 3 |
to see me fall | 3 |
previous to the production | 3 |
in the ranks and | 3 |
the struggle with the | 3 |
he begged me to | 3 |
in all the world | 3 |
is a physician and | 3 |
is he not the | 3 |
am going to show | 3 |
the entrance to the | 3 |
do you want of | 3 |
but as you are | 3 |
i will prove it | 3 |
i shall know how | 3 |
to the honour of | 3 |
want to tell you | 3 |
you understand what he | 3 |
how pleasant it is | 3 |
the son of the | 3 |
of the war party | 3 |
but i bethink me | 3 |
i am a dead | 3 |
but if you will | 3 |
am not astonished at | 3 |
is the cause of | 3 |
had a voice like | 3 |
as one of the | 3 |
how to turn the | 3 |
for each piece of | 3 |
the most important business | 3 |
those among them who | 3 |
as it is to | 3 |
fight for the people | 3 |
be proud of your | 3 |
as a corrupter of | 3 |
for i do not | 3 |
the care of the | 3 |
much as to say | 3 |
the middle of the | 3 |
words in the footnotes | 3 |
the old man will | 3 |
i go to call | 3 |
but she has no | 3 |
he was the first | 3 |
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city on the sly | 2 |
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seats of the senators | 2 |
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spectators give me the | 2 |
delight of stoning him | 2 |
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a man like you | 2 |
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among the athenians and | 2 |
among the scythian nomads | 2 |
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back with his stomach | 2 |
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thousand hawks of the | 2 |
of this shaven rump | 2 |
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the wit to find | 2 |
return to their fields | 2 |
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you singing that for | 2 |
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gates with their beaks | 2 |
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you for your insults | 2 |
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that he thinks he | 2 |
himself in several actions | 2 |
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as if on horseback | 2 |
stock of all and | 2 |
youths of the present | 2 |
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life of the newly | 2 |
your bone flutes into | 2 |
this centre like a | 2 |
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the violets blooming near | 2 |
everything beneath his feet | 2 |
thighs of the victim | 2 |
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the headmen of the | 2 |
side of the spartans | 2 |
in honour of his | 2 |
way and others another | 2 |
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you shall be my | 2 |
you founded this city | 2 |
what are you jabbering | 2 |
framer of subtleties and | 2 |
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a crowd of thieves | 2 |
the auguries are examined | 2 |
sacrifice the goat inside | 2 |
woe to him who | 2 |
what gentle fragrance comes | 2 |
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three measures of dried | 2 |
in chanting forth judgments | 2 |
thousand proofs to show | 2 |
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give me a sling | 2 |
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the sacred hymn gush | 2 |
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slaves in the fields | 2 |
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of anything more cleverly | 2 |
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king of the ocean | 2 |
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legion of owls and | 2 |
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your cloak over the | 2 |
you how things are | 2 |
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the wealth he will | 2 |
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all my theatrical gear | 2 |
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rite of the lustral | 2 |
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each comedy and elucidatory | 2 |
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towards the notices and | 2 |
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a town and fortress | 2 |
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take the sausage from | 2 |
them to me outside | 2 |
two dactyls and a | 2 |
traverse the air and | 2 |
jay is also opening | 2 |
stay with us and | 2 |
thousand times what i | 2 |
lamachus bring me the | 2 |
there are legitimate children | 2 |
seeds in the same | 2 |
on its own account | 2 |
sacrifice the sheep in | 2 |
more than a dozen | 2 |
the bird that has | 2 |
the swift wings of | 2 |
for a thousand reasons | 2 |
entrails of the victim | 2 |
debate and consider only | 2 |
as for the old | 2 |
enemy is conceived in | 2 |
spaces in the air | 2 |
the cave of the | 2 |
the son of alcmena | 2 |
and whatever aristophanes says | 2 |
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to the statue of | 2 |
for you this long | 2 |
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i know their weakness | 2 |
for all the greeks | 2 |
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title of a citizen | 2 |
the conflagration with a | 2 |
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the most brilliant dithyrambs | 2 |
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a cloud of sparrows | 2 |
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envoys to offer peace | 2 |
some who prevent us | 2 |
uproar he is making | 2 |
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beware lest the kite | 2 |
the left leg too | 2 |
protection of my buckler | 2 |
the blows and wounds | 2 |
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to the manner of | 2 |
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of a new city | 2 |
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with its thick bristling | 2 |
we have a play | 2 |
workman as you are | 2 |
as to buy you | 2 |
both seduced by zeus | 2 |
pronounced by the priest | 2 |
being so much engaged | 2 |
the road of oh | 2 |
they immolating a sheep | 2 |
jay and pisthetaerus a | 2 |
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from that no doubt | 2 |
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the evocation of the | 2 |
politics you are no | 2 |
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which gate did you | 2 |
nets of all sorts | 2 |
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transfer the supreme power | 2 |
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your hands with every | 2 |
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you who lead us | 2 |
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elis for your settlement | 2 |
ask it of my | 2 |
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before darius and megabyzus | 2 |
not even an obolus | 2 |
depths of the sea | 2 |
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to lay claim to | 2 |
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the birds by reading | 2 |
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occupied solely by the | 2 |
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what does the beetle | 2 |
notable scheme of their | 2 |
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when good dry wood | 2 |
acharnians dramatis personae dicaeopolis | 2 |
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a violent north wind | 2 |
they are your friends | 2 |
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well disposed for peace | 2 |
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the sheep like a | 2 |
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host of the odomanti | 2 |
debauchee of vile habits | 2 |
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little towards the sea | 2 |
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a lake in boeotia | 2 |
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country and of insulting | 2 |
away by the wind | 2 |
lamachus wants to keep | 2 |
fancies here and there | 2 |
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this notion of an | 2 |
this other one kneaded | 2 |
confines of my market | 2 |
such a stinking creature | 2 |
no longer fear the | 2 |
our troubles begin afresh | 2 |
something very strange has | 2 |
come here before all | 2 |
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would allow to be | 2 |
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athenian fleets that we | 2 |
goddess does not wish | 2 |
submit to the law | 2 |
some lyric exordia as | 2 |
placed metal discs over | 2 |
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are you after now | 2 |
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number of verses are | 2 |
you are telling me | 2 |
at the battle of | 2 |
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the god of taenarus | 2 |
the first row of | 2 |
thought of that before | 2 |
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a prodigious big mortar | 2 |
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it between his feet | 2 |
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posidon jestingly swears by | 2 |
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through our city and | 2 |
splendid scheme to us | 2 |
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steady enough to be | 2 |
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held annually in honour | 2 |
an insult from ceres | 2 |
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full of truces and | 2 |
the disastrous sicilian expedition | 2 |
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men of the world | 2 |
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feet in the wax | 2 |
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sweetest charm of the | 2 |
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public post and want | 2 |
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those who dallied in | 2 |
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kingship belongs to us | 2 |
from the maritime allies | 2 |
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sold or to cry | 2 |
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of my fifty copaic | 2 |
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greece and that he | 2 |
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of you is steady | 2 |
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which you give your | 2 |
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his duty to his | 2 |
what makes you laugh | 2 |
verses sung by maidens | 2 |
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empty their slops out | 2 |
the first time literally | 2 |
share of the victim | 2 |
one of your kind | 2 |
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birds it is considered | 2 |
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opening their beaks and | 2 |
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vintages you will prize | 2 |
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seek to play the | 2 |
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this solemn rite and | 2 |
to free the goddess | 2 |
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the vessels and other | 2 |
herself and her verses | 2 |
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a mortar for pounding | 2 |
a token of our | 2 |
composed of old men | 2 |
message for the athenians | 2 |
pluck the vines and | 2 |
gates of the acropolis | 2 |
to give you useful | 2 |
covered with blows from | 2 |
the disgrace of the | 2 |
both old and young | 2 |
we suffered horribly on | 2 |
see the lemnian vines | 2 |
public conscience was still | 2 |
my noble aerial steed | 2 |
hipponicus is probably the | 2 |
deny the existence of | 2 |
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know that zeus has | 2 |
cling to the crests | 2 |
in your honour as | 2 |
for having scoffed at | 2 |
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thrace and opposite the | 2 |
i keep my promise | 2 |
may zeus confound antimachus | 2 |
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in these petty details | 2 |
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as loud as you | 2 |
throughout all england and | 2 |
friend of young men | 2 |
a keen intelligent mind | 2 |
the bosom of the | 2 |
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highly as the very | 2 |
in throwing drops of | 2 |
the breath of flutes | 2 |
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city he is dead | 2 |
whom men of standing | 2 |
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thing seems rather an | 2 |
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had brought home the | 2 |
which he shuts up | 2 |
world will be able | 2 |
a tragedy about tereus | 2 |
allow the smoke of | 2 |
my best in honour | 2 |
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tube into the arsenal | 2 |
head by falling on | 2 |
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up in his yard | 2 |
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us to find tereus | 2 |
garrisoning the walls of | 2 |
comedies now for the | 2 |
the sitting at an | 2 |
the foe on your | 2 |
there is a city | 2 |
smell of bruised garlic | 2 |
selection of specimen treaties | 2 |
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turn away your head | 2 |
constant and habitual goodwill | 2 |
to be circled twice | 2 |
bring me the silphium | 2 |
abundantly and keep the | 2 |
in the regions of | 2 |
god from the savage | 2 |
banks of the hebrus | 2 |
war for the sake | 2 |
among them the philippi | 2 |
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descend upon their fields | 2 |
come knocking at the | 2 |
saw the husband of | 2 |
rings so that they | 2 |
many sickles and casks | 2 |
your jewels in the | 2 |
waves of the barren | 2 |
to catch some lyric | 2 |
of our handsome profits | 2 |
to fetch back alcibiades | 2 |
to shout the battle | 2 |
start up into the | 2 |
similar pun in the | 2 |
as filth what i | 2 |
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you would go to | 2 |
evening he brought along | 2 |
presides there and under | 2 |
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they not our most | 2 |
resembles the peacock inasmuch | 2 |
attacked epidaurus and got | 2 |
chase off drowsy sleep | 2 |
from the bride privately | 2 |
you see that armourer | 2 |
then look how the | 2 |
you to address powerful | 2 |
thousand folk who are | 2 |
showering on us the | 2 |
hard as ever we | 2 |
have learnt that a | 2 |
mask and then kiss | 2 |
let my bowl be | 2 |
be the butt of | 2 |
of the choruses of | 2 |
the scene where the | 2 |
but what have you | 2 |
the back of the | 2 |
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since he has concluded | 2 |
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hand me the basin | 2 |
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thanks to the truce | 2 |
at some particular spot | 2 |
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by the tauric artemis | 2 |
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that you should shake | 2 |
for relief from the | 2 |
ornamented with paintings and | 2 |
to prepare a good | 2 |
when the wolves and | 2 |
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you crown me with | 2 |
for gods who have | 2 |
slow and lazy altogether | 2 |
these three whips of | 2 |
in the height of | 2 |
of cantharos at the | 2 |
on the block i | 2 |
gear to the care | 2 |
the maintenance of the | 2 |
seems of ill omen | 2 |
i want to dwell | 2 |
the example of ulysses | 2 |
here and over there | 2 |
sight of him petrifies | 2 |
he has the right | 2 |
a wage to the | 2 |
inspire my husband with | 2 |
of the gold given | 2 |
unhappy wretch that i | 2 |
eels were cooked with | 2 |
ourselves at the window | 2 |
of the rustic population | 2 |
would be the ruin | 2 |
the fact is all | 2 |
the brightest star that | 2 |
and young fellows of | 2 |
almost off my feet | 2 |
do you always receive | 2 |
and knead them stiffly | 2 |
smoke of the victims | 2 |
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up with the epithalamium | 2 |
your wings or look | 2 |
many things that escape | 2 |
rural labourers flocked into | 2 |
at the same instant | 2 |
you as it did | 2 |
soon be but empty | 2 |
the frogs of aristophanes | 2 |
king send us gold | 2 |
think i have been | 2 |
as those which governed | 2 |
audience will know well | 2 |
is that your grievance | 2 |
to devour their figs | 2 |
the house of aspasia | 2 |
hence pisthetaerus thinks that | 2 |
author of an ode | 2 |
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we must go to | 2 |
some of the holes | 2 |
precisely the form of | 2 |
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he who has bravely | 2 |
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strangers appear before him | 2 |
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of the blessings of | 2 |
a sacred war against | 2 |
paying ventures to the | 2 |
mistrusted your peevish nature | 2 |
thou hesitate and art | 2 |
on the most magnificent | 2 |
what soups you will | 2 |
gods have used you | 2 |
just as i have | 2 |
word violets you at | 2 |