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 1 II  |          fig leaves, and snow in linen bags. Some were to be seen
 2 II  |     through the crossings of the linen; his stomach came out beyond
 3 II  |        he had wisps of straw and linen rags; his soft and earthy
 4 III |       chariot, a dangling rag of linen, the corner of a wall, or
 5 III |         thin body floated in its linen robe which was weighted
 6 IV  |         blending, one dressed in linen or wool, with felt caps
 7 VII | high-priest of Tanith in a white linen robe, the high-priest of
 8 VII |          hands were enveloped in linen soaked in a greasy perfume,
 9 VII |       and caps of straw, felt or linen, according to their service
10 VII |         knotted cords, strips of linen or papyrus, and sheeps’
11 VII |  Hamilcar snatched the strips of linen from his hands.~“What is
12 VIII|      women engaged in tearing up linen; the enthusiasm spread from
13 IX  |       shields of leopard’s skin, linen cuirasses, and naked shoulders
14 X   |          vermilion, aromatics, a linen girdle, and new garments.
15 XII |         like washerwomen beating linen; shrieking their husband’
16 XIII|   portico; those of Eschmoun, in linen mantles with necklaces of
17 XIV |      without replying. He wore a linen robe with flowers painted
18 XV  |       about on a dromedary after linen wicks, dipped in oil, had
19 XV  |         the priests of Tanith in linen robes; on her right the