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 1 I   |        birds and green sauce in plates of red clay relieved by
 2 I   |     threw the leavings of their plates behind them, while the herdsmen
 3 I   |   triple necklace of broad blue plates beating against his breast,
 4 I   |      military jacket, the brass plates of which were tearing the
 5 II  | huckle-bones, and lost the gold plates of his necklace one by one.
 6 IV  |      Syracusan women had golden plates in their hair; the Lusitanians
 7 IV  |   Khamon in Carthage.~The brass plates with which it was furnished
 8 VI  |       well. Hanno had the brass plates which adorned their breasts
 9 VI  |       in sheets of horn or iron plates. At last the scaffoldings
10 VI  |       him. His necklace of blue plates flapped against the flowers
11 VII |         the bands of the golden plates clasping the foreheads of
12 VII |        wore little quadrangular plates of gold, representing a
13 VII |         rarer treasures. Bronze plates, silver ingots, and iron
14 VII |         thirteenth of the brass plates and again raised his ample
15 VIII|        the Legion, covered with plates of vermilion bronze, like
16 VIII|      open mouth, and the bronze plates which circled his sides
17 XI  |         of an ampitheatre. Gold plates, as they displaced one another,
18 XIII|      slaves tore off the silver plates from the temple of Melkarth;
19 XIV |      their tongues to the metal plates on their waist-belts, their
20 XIV |         bodkin tusks, the brass plates which covered their sides,
21 XIV |   weighted with copper or steel plates; their coats of mail hung
22 XV  |    double row of pearl-bordered plates; bunches of grapes with