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 1 I   |         displaying large flowers painted on their bodies with the
 2 II  |         ox; his tunic, which was painted with flowers, was bursting
 3 III |        about her. Her curved and painted sandals were hidden beneath
 4 III |      forms to be born, which are painted on the walls of the sanctuaries.~“
 5 IV  |         in violet gauze and with painted eyebrows, sang, squatting
 6 V   |        play of light through the painted columns upon the sleeping
 7 V   |      lofty wainscots, which were painted red with black bands. The
 8 V   | surrounding a carpet strewn with painted flowers. At last he came
 9 VII |       slabs of stone, which were painted on the top like pyramids,
10 VII |         bottles, and supplies of painted cloth, but one had reappeared
11 XII |      veils, rode behind on their painted mares; others were mounted
12 XIII|         of the houses. The large painted stars revolved no longer;
13 XIV |          linen robe with flowers painted on it, and with gold fringes
14 XV  |     streets.~The Kedeschim, with painted eyelids, who symbolised
15 XV  |        planted like trees on the painted woollen cloths which covered