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 1 I   |      with water, together with baskets of gold filigree-work containing
 2 II  |    bring them mules laden with baskets of gold; and ever beginning
 3 II  |    very quickly unfastened the baskets; in them they found hyacinth
 4 II  |       the more they opened the baskets the more they found, and
 5 II  |       filled two esparto-grass baskets; there were even visible
 6 IV  | temples, slaves ran about with baskets on their heads; and in the
 7 V   |        All round the wall rush baskets were heaped up with the
 8 VI  |       off and brought to me in baskets!”~But strange cries at once
 9 VII |        corners there were huge baskets of hippopotamus skin supporting
10 IX  |        of pickle rinsing their baskets, the attendants in the vapour
11 XI  |    were displayed pell-mell on baskets of esparto-grass; a felt
12 XII |    provisions to the latter in baskets, and shouting from the tops
13 XII |    hips. The provisions in the baskets were pouring out; in walking,
14 XIII|     archers were placed in the baskets; then, the cables having
15 XIII|        the weight of too heavy baskets, and masses of men, all
16 XIII|      female form, were born on baskets by the priests of Ceres;