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601:References
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379:Ficulnea
371:Antemnae
363:Umbrians
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355:Cutilia
343:Matiene
307:Corsula
301:Minerva
269:Tribula
226:Trojans
73:Latinus
49:Evander
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291:Mefula
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240:Cities
230:Aeneas
222:Latini
217:Latini
193:Sicels
191:. The
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177:Sabine
169:Lycaon
129:nomads
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441:p.8-9
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339:Tiora
333:Batia
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