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1  2,4|  is laid a silken or linen cloth, on which is represented
2  2,4|   body for interment. This cloth is called the Antimíns,
3  2,4|  it is wrapped in a silken cloth called pleiton, which means “
4  3,2|  was a long strip of linen cloth, which was wrapped around
5  3,2|   of some kind of handsome cloth is tied, usually silk, as
6  9,3| covered with a white linen cloth, are placed: a Gospel, a
7 10,1|    is given to a square of cloth, on which is represented
8 10,1|    squares of red or green cloth called tables of the law