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1 I  |    be seen sacks of spilled wheat, below the gate was a thick
2 II |     twenty-three medimni of wheat, and a winter’s pay. He
3 IV |     had given for a sack of wheat. Such injustice was exasperating;
4 VI | crushed a paste composed of wheat, sulphur, black wine, bitch’
5 IX |  more than ten k’hommers of wheat, three hins of millet, and
6 XI |  perhaps take balls made of wheat, dates, and yolks of eggs
7 XIV|     thousand nebels of pure wheat.~A deeper reason prompted