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 1 I   |          cinnabar, which resembled columns covered with blood. In the
 2 II  | gesticulated in the foliage of the columns, or amid the branches of
 3 II  |         its roofing of gold on its columns of brass, rose the temple
 4 II  |          flying at the head of the columns, had not heard it.~Then
 5 IV  |         were temples with wreathed columns bearing bronze capitals
 6 V   |           hung against their cedar columns from top to bottom. Women
 7 V   |          light through the painted columns upon the sleeping faces.~
 8 VI  |          top of the Acropolis long columns of smoke might be seen in
 9 VII |            disappeared beneath the columns which formed a deep vestibule
10 VII |            round the temple.~These columns were arranged in such a
11 XII |        Punic square divided; three columns were swallowed up, and eddied
12 XIII|           their temple beneath the columns of the portico; those of
13 XIV |           did at the head of their columns, they had drawn on the rest.
14 XIV |      already descending in serried columns, in a marvellous and formidable
15 XIV |        looked like inscriptions on columns.~They placed themselves
16 XIV |         escaped jets of flame with columns of smoke, the ambassadors