Book, Chapter

 1    2,  33|          containing silver Lares, a marble Venus, and a golden casket
 2    2,  81| dining-rooms, twenty bed-rooms, two marble colonnades, a store-room
 3    4, 119|       ROCK-HEWN TOMB NOR SCULPTURED MARBLE HIS,~HIS NOBLE CORPSE FIVE
 4    4, 124|         caverns;~While man quarries marble to serve his vainglorious
 5    5, 130|             gold; she turned Parian marble dull! Then, for the first
 6    5, 135|              stretched out with her marble neck resting upon a golden
 7    5, 139|            gleamed here,~No trodden marble glistened here; no earth~
 8    5, 152|            through which the girl's marble white limbs gleamed like
 9    5, 154|            in statues of bronze and marble; nor are they satisfied
10    5, 154|            gaze with rapture on his marble columns and variegated pavements,
11    5, 160|     representation of it found on a marble tazza in the Vatican (Visconti,