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 1  II, 64 |      large quantity of precious stones to make bowls and vials
 2 III, 123|         were layers of precious stones on it in the midst of the
 3 III, 124| inserted in perforations in the stones.~
 4 III, 126|     pattern of eggs in precious stones, elaborately engraved by
 5 III, 127|                27 And under the stones which had been arranged
 6 III, 128|         wrought out of precious stones, of the same colour as the
 7 III, 129|     pattern of eggs in precious stones, and other fluting and embossed
 8 III, 132|      maeander,' having precious stones standing out in the middle
 9 III, 132|         and many other kinds of stones which excel in beauty.~
10 III, 138|    grapes, which were worked in stones, up to the top of the foot.~
11 III, 144|     between the scales Precious stones were inserted with great
12 III, 145|         wrought out of precious stones of many colours, displaying
13 III, 147|      made of different precious stones, placed alternately, and
14 III, 158|      work and inserted precious stones in it.~
15 III, 164|        was no stint of precious stones, for not less than five
16 III, 165|         so that the cost of the stones and the workmanship was
17  IV, 178|         the floor is paved with stones and slopes down to the appointed
18  IV, 195|        he wore and the precious stones upon his person.~
19  IV, 198|         called, on which twelve stones, of different kinds, were
20  IV, 203|        the very top, of immense stones, with the object, as we
21   V, 232| quantity of spices and precious stones and gold is brought into