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 1 IV  |       as much for a measure of meal as they had given for a
 2 IV  |    became terrible after their meal and when they had drunk
 3 VII |    wherein smoked a mixture of meal, butter, cardamom, and wine: “
 4 VII |      fifteen hundred gomors of meal; at Marrazana they have
 5 VIII|      fifteen hundred gomers of meal, which was as much as was
 6 XII | flat-bottomed boats laden with meal and dried meat. The Carthaginians
 7 XII |      which was fed on balls of meal, and would bend its knees
 8 XIII|      at table before a slender meal with their hearts big with
 9 XIII|     body of the Baal. They put meal into the highest, two turtle-doves
10 XIV |      thousand men all carrying meal under their cloaks, and
11 XIV | handfuls of dates, or a little meal; and they ate this during