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 1 I   | spangles glided past, and great fish with gems about their mouths,
 2 I   |       the tables. They were the fish of the Barca family, and
 3 I   |       by watching the beautiful fish struggling in the boiling
 4 II  |      wild beasts and could cook fish.~Sometimes he would interrupt
 5 V   |  encircling a fountain in which fish like Salammbo’s were swimming;
 6 VI  |         and marjoram, the boned fish, gourds, oysters with eggs,
 7 VII | exorbitant consumption of meat, fish, birds, wines, and aromatics,
 8 IX  |    recognised among them by the fish bones which they wore in
 9 XI  |         an amphora of wine with fish from Hippo-Zarytus preserved
10 XIII|    meshes, and struggled like a fish. They demolished their own
11 XIV |    shores of the lake big white fish, fed on corpses and filth.
12 XV  |      which were in imitation of fish scales, and shone like mother-of-pearl;