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[am] _Of labouring wretches in alloted tasks_. --[MS. M. erased. ]

[an] {97} _We are used to such inflictions_. --[MS. M. erased. ]

[29] {101} About two miles and a half.

[ao] {102} _Complexions, climes, aeras, and intellects_. --[MS. M.
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[30] {103}[Athenaeus represents the treasures which Sardanapalus placed
in the chamber erected on his funeral pile as amounting to a thousand
myriads of talents of gold, and ten times as many talents of silver. ]

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_Ye will find the crevice_
_To which the key fits, with a little care_. --[MS. M. erased. ]

[31] {106}["Then the king caused a huge pile of wood to be made in the
palace court, and heaped together upon it all his gold, silver, and
royal apparel, and enclosing his eunuchs and concubines in an apartment
within the pile, caused it to be set on fire, and burned himself and
them together. "--Diod. Siculi _Bibl. Hist. _, lib. ii. cap. 81A.

"And he also erected on the funeral pile a chamber 100 feet long, made
of wood, and in it he had couches spread, and there he himself lay down
with his wife, and his concubines lay on other couches around. . .