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 1 I   |   discuses, crateras filled with wine, and cantharuses filled
 2 I   |      whole sheep cooked in sweet wine, haunches of she-camels
 3 I   | Everything was running over with wine, truffles, and asafoetida.
 4 I   |  leathern bottles, the Campanian wine enclosed in amphoras, the
 5 I   |       broken cups. They demanded wine, meat, gold. They cried
 6 I   |      poured him a long stream of wine into a golden cup in order
 7 II  |  something that was sweeter than wine and more terrible than death.
 8 II  |         to drown his thoughts in wine. After his fits of drunkenness
 9 II  |      traders, all the dealers in wine and oil, who were furious
10 II  |        and yours!”~They gave him wine to drink, and he wept; then
11 III |         the shells to swell, the wine to bubble, and the corpse
12 III |         in them like a flower in wine!”~“Perhaps it is the smoke
13 III |    prayers. She had never tasted wine, nor eaten meat, nor touched
14 IV  |          and when they had drunk wine! This was an enjoyment forbidden
15 VI  |       forests are full of them), wine, oil, barley, dates, pitch
16 VI  |         of wheat, sulphur, black wine, bitch’s milk, myrrh, galbanum
17 VII |      meal, butter, cardamom, and wine: “Drink freely,” said she, “
18 VIII|       swallowed a patera of pure wine, and ran after his troops,
19 VIII|        with a mixture of pepper, wine, and incense. They shook
20 VIII|          and I have drunk Massic wine beneath a golden awning
21 IX  |   strengthened them like cups of wine. A kind of emotion overcame
22 XI  |       brought back an amphora of wine with fish from Hippo-Zarytus
23 XII |       for these, they were given wine mixed with mandrake, and
24 XIII|       the stones to boil them in wine, wine being cheaper than
25 XIII|     stones to boil them in wine, wine being cheaper than water.
26 XIII|        gave clothing, boots, and wine. He gave all the rest of