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 1   II, 3 | tortoise-shell, and bed-clothes of purple and other colours difficult
 2   II, 3 |          bed, there is no need, of purple or scarlet coverings. Yet
 3   II, 9 |             and long fine robes of purple, and costly fleecy cloaks,
 4   II, 9 |           and manufactured rugs of purple, and mantles of thick pile,
 5   II, 11|           rich, who was clothed in purple and scarlet, enjoying himself
 6   II, 11|          of initiation, along with purple and silver plate, as the
 7   II, 11|           gold, and those that are purple, and that piece of luxury
 8   II, 11|      possibly could he have worn a purple robe, who turned away from
 9   II, 11|            conspicuous, by using a purple veil. Would it were possible
10   II, 11|           were possible to abolish purple in dress, so as not to turn
11   II, 11|            have made everything of purple, thus inflaming the lusts.
12   II, 11|            and luxurious purples, "purple (dark) death has seized,"
13   II, 11|         saying. On account of this purple, then, Tyre and Sidon, and
14   II, 11|            purple-fishers, and the purple fishes themselves, because
15   II, 11|       because their blood produces purple, are held in high esteem.
16   II, 13|     hair-net,~ Girdle, shawl, fine purple border,~ Long robe, tunic,
17  III, 2 |       appears a beast rolling on a purple couch. So those women who
18  III, 2 |          who are fond of gold, and purple, and jewels, neither the
19  III, 6 |         was luxuriously clothed in purple and fine linen, and despised
20  III, 11|           legs up, fumbling at his purple robe, and casting up the