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 1 I   |     palace kneeling before the stars amid the eddyings from kindled
 2 II  |        their faces towards the stars.~In the middle of the following
 3 II  |       lit up by the moon; then stars would tremble on the points
 4 II  |   serpents, those who read the stars, and those who breathe upon
 5 II  |   beneath her sandals, and the stars bend down to see her!”~He
 6 III |   which was strewn with golden stars in imitation of the firmament.
 7 III |     galley; and then, amid the stars, thou art like a shepherd
 8 IV  |       outposts shone like lost stars.~Spendius, who had spent
 9 V   |       the head were raised the stars might be seen. All round
10 V   |   cloud wherein were twinkling stars; faces appeared in the depths
11 V   |    caught on one of the golden stars with which the flagstones
12 VI  |    that they did not adore the stars; if a constellation were
13 VI  |   Eschmoun watches those cruel stars round the Dog from which
14 VII |    their fall they denoted the stars, the sky, and fire; by their
15 VII |        appeared far above like stars half lost in the night.~
16 VII |    fires of the Kabiri! by the stars, the meteors, and the volcanoes!
17 VII |     temperature, the soil, the stars, had planted at the winter
18 VII |     light in sheets, rays, and stars. Ceraunia, engendered by
19 X   |        see in a dream troubled stars wandering beneath her feet.
20 X   |     alone, they gazed upon the stars, and Carthage spread below
21 X   |    shone upon the flag-stones, stars quivered in the depth of
22 XII |   about it in the light of the stars. This great Carthage, mistress
23 XIII|       diversely coloured metal stars were brandished at the end
24 XIII|      houses. The large painted stars revolved no longer; the
25 XIII|      even to the region of the stars.~The loud noise and great
26 XIV | embroidery, with three diamond stars, and stamped in the centre,
27 XIV |       draperies, resembled two stars in the rift of a cloud.
28 XIV |      his back he looked at the stars.~Then a door closed and
29 XV  |       imitate the dance of the stars, while their light garments