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1 IV |            Punic galleys; and five rows of superposed arches, of
2 IV |           in succession. Two other rows of smaller basins extended
3 V  |       Twining knots, lozenges, and rows of pearls alternated on
4 V  |        looked in the darkness like rows of delicate pearls. He recognised
5 VII|  transparent as glass. Between the rows of these equal discs, holes,
6 VII|        tiara with its eight mystic rows, and with an emerald shell
7 VII| hippopotamus skin supporting whole rows of smaller bags; there were