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 1 I   |           bottom, on a bed of white pebbles and golden dust. It began
 2 II  |            Roman citizen, and threw pebbles into his eyes to drive away
 3 IV  |             from time to time threw pebbles at their faces to make them
 4 V   |           which was paved with blue pebbles, creaked beneath their footsteps,
 5 VII |            with its paving of white pebbles. The noise of the streets
 6 VII | rhythmically beating the resounding pebbles, went up the whole of the
 7 IX  |            arrows, earth, dung, and pebbles which they gathered from
 8 IX  | hippopotamus leather incrusted with pebbles. It was Autaritus’s idea;
 9 XI  |          wall. The slave threw some pebbles at him and they entered
10 XII |       buried them beneath a heap of pebbles; the Nasamonians bent them
11 XII |        their hair. Many had brought pebbles in bags. Others, empty handed,
12 XIII|           and streams of flints and pebbles poured from the platforms
13 XIII|             They cast turf, stakes, pebbles and chariots with their