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 1 Capt|        that not even the first wall could be occupied, so thick
 2 Capt|     palaces, all joined to the wall of the second circuit in
 3 Capt|     walls. The convex or outer wall of the ring is about eight
 4 Capt|      the first. Then the first wall of the second ring is seen
 5 Capt|  inside of it another interior wall enclosing palaces. It has
 6 Capt|       thick, strong, and erect wall. Between these and the former
 7 Capt|       and in the recess of the wall, which is adorned with numerous
 8 Capt|    perfect because there is no wall below. They seem, too, to
 9 Capt|        verses.~On the interior wall of the first circuit all
10 Capt|         On the exterior convex wall is first an immense drawing
11 Capt|    also vessels built into the wall above the arches, and these
12 Capt| medicine, etc. On the exterior wall are all the races of fish
13 Capt|         On the fourth interior wall all the different kinds
14 Capt|      them, for on the exterior wall also a great many of immense
15 Capt|   their tents and fortify with wall and ditch with wonderful