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 1 I   |        tossed the ivory stools and golden spatulas to one another
 2 I   |          vine on each of their six golden faces, belonged to a corps
 3 I   |          fastened on his head to a golden mitre starred with precious
 4 I   |           bed of white pebbles and golden dust. It began to bubble,
 5 I   |      Between her ankles she wore a golden chainlet to regulate her
 6 I   |         the tinkling of the little golden chain, and the regular patter
 7 I   |         long stream of wine into a golden cup in order to conciliate
 8 I   |       full-rayed upon Carthage the golden rain of his veins. The beaks
 9 I   |          gazing. In the distance a golden speck was turning in the
10 II  |          skin of his forehead with golden stylets; he loaded himself
11 II  |           used to entreat him with golden cases in their hands, when
12 II  |      shoulder to heel in armour of golden scales.~They halted three
13 II  |          each other at the points; golden dust sparkled in the frizzled
14 II  |       necklace of blue stones, his golden clasps, and heavy earrings
15 III |         the corner of a wall, or a golden necklace on the bosom of
16 III |         dust which was strewn with golden stars in imitation of the
17 III |        recognised the sound of the golden bells which Schahabarim
18 III |           I have slept beneath the golden olive of Melkarth, patron
19 IV  |         fronting the Syssitia, had golden tiles; Melkarth, to the
20 IV  |            the Syracusan women had golden plates in their hair; the
21 IV  |      horses without bridles. Their golden bracelets leaped in the
22 V   |        estimated the weight of the golden necklaces as he passed by.~
23 V   |           had caught on one of the golden stars with which the flagstones
24 VI  |        ornamented with pearls. The golden circlet which fastened his
25 VI  |            guards of the Legion in golden scale-armour, mounted on
26 VI  | inclination, and held out to him a golden cup in which viper broth
27 VII |         nail-studded staple from a golden shell, which hung on his
28 VII |          cupolas, its temples, its golden roofs, its houses, its clusters
29 VII |           of wind and reddened the golden combs which fastened their
30 VII |         end, and each of its eight golden branches bore a wick of
31 VII |            stood there beneath the golden candelabrum.~Thus they had
32 VII |       dashed it to the ground; the golden circles rebounded as they
33 VII |     servants entered wearing their golden combs, some with purple
34 VII |           line of the bands of the golden plates clasping the foreheads
35 VII |           mechanically grasped the golden vase which she held out
36 VII |         were mirrored in the great golden shields. Hamilcar stood
37 VIII|        drunk Massic wine beneath a golden awning in a vessel of my
38 X   |            like the firmament with golden spots upon a perfectly black
39 X   |  embroidered with birds’ feathers. Golden scales clung to her hips,
40 XI  |       rolled the two pieces of the golden chain around her ankles.~
41 XIII|           upon a stool beside some golden shields. No one at present
42 XIV |        weapons encircled them like golden crowns; there was a swarming
43 XV  |        Ancients crowned with their golden tiaras.~Thereupon an immense
44 XV  |            end of the handle, in a golden spatula. He cleft Matho’