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1 7,2 |        there. He himself was in a robe of gold brocade, and wore
2 7,2 |     Caesar's dress, whose scarlet robe admitted of no ornaments.
3 7,2 |     longer wearing his cardinal's robe and hat, but a doublet of
4 7,2 |           daytime in a cardinal's robe and hat, and pass my time
5 8,1 |           cast off his cardinal's robe, weary perhaps of the colour,
6 8,3 |        Caesar put off the scarlet robe, which was suited to him,
7 8,4 |       very richly harnessed, in a robe half red satin and half
8 10,3|         Caesar stood, clad in the robe of an emperor of old, his
9 12,4| Heliogabalus, Lucrezia, clad in a robe of golden brocade, her train