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 1 II  |   curtains were raised, and a human head, impassible and bloated,
 2 II  |      slowness of a phantom, a human being, bent, lean, entirely
 3 II  |   were pawing the ground; the human spectre struggled and howled:~“
 4 V   |       with wings, fishes with human heads were devouring fruit,
 5 VI  |      bearing frightful faces,—human masks made with birds’ feathers,
 6 VII |       gaping apertures in his human breast. His outspread wings
 7 VII |   refuse from the kitchens,—a human mouldiness vegetating in
 8 VII |      aromatics, monsters with human faces vegetating on the
 9 IX  |  there were big birds holding human fragments in their reddened
10 IX  |     descendant of the gods, a human star. Every day the gardens
11 X   |     arm he showed the gate of human generation in the Ram, and
12 XI  |     were burnt to the ground. Human skeletons might be seen
13 XIII|    hurled all kinds of filth, human excrements, pieces of carrion,
14 XIII| formed but one great chain of human bodies; it overflowed into
15 XIII|       had been constructed of human bodies. In the centre stood
16 XIV |    the plain.~Then this great human mass, after swaying to and
17 XIV |    and all fell back, leaving human fragments and bloodstained
18 XIV |     but a large heap, whereon human flesh, pieces of brass and
19 XIV |     more room than on another human face. His royal fillet,
20 XV  | architecture was peopled with human statues, motionless as statues