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 1 I   |     your cuirass to cast your corpse to the vultures! or perhaps
 2 II  |      in.~Matho, as naked as a corpse, was lying on a lion’s skin
 3 III |       wine to bubble, and the corpse to putrefy! Thou formest
 4 V   |   while, as motionless as the corpse, listening. Nothing could
 5 VI  |    than the exhalation from a corpse. Two coals seemed to burn
 6 VII |     of land for every enemy’s corpse.”~“No! no! because it is
 7 IX  |     quietly sat down upon the corpse, raised his face with his
 8 XI  |  horse shied violently at the corpse of a man which lay extended
 9 XII | customary sign for claiming a corpse.~Then four heralds, chosen
10 XII |    the top and was beside the corpse, he let it fall again. The
11 XIII|       her. If he had seen her corpse he would perhaps have gone
12 XIII|    crept on her fins, and the corpse of Tammouz was drawn along
13 XIV |     gypaetus was perched on a corpse, and had been mangling it
14 XIV |       motionless looking at a corpse at their feet; then they
15 XV  |   name.~A man darted upon the corpse. Although he had no beard