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 1 II  |           he loaded himself with necklaces and charms; he invoked in
 2 IV  |         came to the camp without necklaces or girdles, and in open
 3 IV  |        hair; the Lusitanians had necklaces of shells; the Gauls wore
 4 V   |   beneath scraps of material and necklaces hung upon them by the faithful.
 5 V   |         covered with tattooings, necklaces, rings, vermilion, and antimony
 6 V   |         the weight of the golden necklaces as he passed by.~The temple
 7 VI  |     cloaks, long daggers, copper necklaces, wooden earrings, and boots
 8 VI  |         and the women gave their necklaces, rings, earrings, and everything
 9 VII |         counting on the wall the necklaces of honour which his country
10 VII |        caps; the fishermen coral necklaces; the huntsmen carried nets
11 VII |       their hair. Rings, clasps, necklaces, fringes, and bracelets
12 VIII|        incense. They shook their necklaces of bells, and shrieked;
13 XI  |     leather, cymbals, bells, and necklaces were displayed pell-mell
14 XI  |    gazelle’s horns on which your necklaces hang? You will give them
15 XIII|         the furniture, the pearl necklaces trailing on the purple draperies,
16 XIII|  Eschmoun, in linen mantles with necklaces of koukouphas’ heads and
17 XIV | kindnesses.~They exchanged their necklaces and earrings, presents which