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 1 IV  |            Remember the Island of Bones, and Xanthippus, whom they
 2 VI  |           together with the skin, bones, horns, and hoofs.~Matho
 3 VI  |         cymbals, flutes of asses’ bones, and tympanums. The Barbarians
 4 VI  |           into the marrow of your bones, and take courage, O reflection
 5 VII |       rock quite white with their bones!”~“What a misfortune!” said
 6 VII |        fragments of glass and the bones of apes were to be seen
 7 IX  | recognised among them by the fish bones which they wore in their
 8 XII |      wells walled in with camels’ bones; the Zuaeces, with their
 9 XIII|       them together on the collar bones with two diamond clasps.
10 XIII|       playthings, their preserved bones into the fire. Some who
11 XIV |         the entrails, pounded the bones, and did not yet despair;
12 XIV |     recognising Hanno. His spongy bones had given way under the
13 XIV |      still wore their cloaks; and bones, cleaned by the sun, made