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 1 II  |         torches. His pale gums were displayed in a sort of idiotic titter;
 2 IV  |             pediments; volutes were displayed through colonnades; granite
 3 IV  |           this fashion was Carthage displayed before the soldiers quartered
 4 V   |             front of the temple was displayed before them.~Two long porticoes,
 5 VI  |            shoulder; his teeth were displayed in a continual smile; his
 6 VII | corresponding to the seven planets, displayed seven squares of different
 7 VII |            appeared, his rank being displayed in the richness of his dress.
 8 XI  |            piece of mosaic would be displayed in the centre of a field,
 9 XI  |            disheartened, and he had displayed so much audacity and obstinacy
10 XI  |           bells, and necklaces were displayed pell-mell on baskets of
11 XI  |         hands crossed.~A dagger was displayed on the table of cypress-wood
12 XI  |           copulations, and not have displayed your shame beneath your
13 XI  |          and spreading out her arms displayed the zaimph.~The leathern
14 XII |           old soldiers of Antiochus displayed a sparrow-hawk; those who
15 XII |           to cover his cowardice he displayed an anger by which he gradually
16 XII |  thenceforward the two Tyrian towns displayed an obstinate devotion to
17 XIII|          with clothes and hair were displayed across the gates. They melted
18 XIII|           upon his whole person was displayed the indefinable splendour
19 XIII|            black beards, which were displayed on their breasts in the