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 1 I  |          each supporting a great glass ball, and these hollow globes
 2 I  |     stools, and phials of Tyrian glass to pieces with their feet.
 3 III|          the bosom of a god. The glass balls on the roofs of the
 4 V  |        branches of which were of glass and the grape-bunches of
 5 V  |       gold, mother-of-pearl, and glass; and, in spite of the polished
 6 VII|       wall and as transparent as glass. Between the rows of these
 7 VII|          here and there, and its glass balls with streaming rays,
 8 VII|   violets. Gums, powders, roots, glass phials, branches of filipendula,
 9 VII| disappearing, while fragments of glass and the bones of apes were
10 X  |        pink feet glided over the glass pavement, amid the grains
11 X  |         transmitted fires to the glass balls on the crests of the
12 XV |     Large electrum flagons, blue glass amphoras, tortoise-shell
13 XV |         strewed pieces of broken glass beneath his feet; still