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 1 II  |       the sheep clothed with skins to protect their wool, the
 2 III |  ivory bed covered with lynx skins, and cushions made with
 3 IV  |  shells; the Gauls wore wolf skins upon their white bosoms;
 4 IV  |      violet pigment on sheep skins; and read out all that had
 5 V   | carefully carpeted with lynx skins; then it seemed to them
 6 V   |     pale beneath their black skins.~Matho was standing behind
 7 VII |    who were clad in animals’ skins, had chains riveted to their
 8 VIII|    that clung to their black skins. The Indians, squatting
 9 XI  |  Barbarians clad in animals’ skins crossed their path. By degrees
10 XII |     Garaphos, clad in lions’ skins, and with the staves of
11 XIV | forty; then they scraped the skins, boiled the entrails, pounded