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 1     I, 16|        for instance grey between white and black, or some other
 2     I, 17|        is seen in, for instance, white, black; and quantity, for
 3     I, 23| Immortals, who hold the peaks of white Olympus;~And breezy Tartarus
 4    IV, 6 |         allow that such a one is white, with long straight hair
 5    IV, 16|       large black eyebrows; in a white man, thin veins, sanguine,
 6    IV, 29|         ends, and extracting the white, (and) having again dipped
 7    IV, 33|        and then smeared with the white of an egg, along with moist
 8     V, 12|         from the rod a something white is produced,--he is of the
 9    VI, 19|         must see that a thing is white, and taste that it is sweet,
10   VII, 6 |         a quality; for instance, white, grey, black, just, unjust,
11    IX, 14|        they all appear always in white clothing.~
12    IX, 18|          the linen girdle, and a white robe. When, at the expiration