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VOCABULARY
I, 95, The twice-tongued prophets are mute,
The many speakers are still . . .
IV, 282, Springs thousand-tongued with the intermitting reed
And streams that murmur of the mother snow . . .
341, ... his fire-swift wheels
That whirl the four-yoked chariot . . .
345, The town that hath on it for crown
But a headband to wear
Of violets one-hued with her hair . . .
As is seen, they mostly occur in classical connections,
where we also may find adverb-compounds of the same
Homeric type as were found among genuine participles
(page 121):
IV, 248, From Ladon and well-wooded Maenalus . . .
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