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onychem in arabiae tantum montibus nec usquam aliubi nasci putavere nostri veteres, sudines in carmania. potoriis primum vasis inde factis, dein pedibus lectorum sellisque, nepos cornelius tradit magno fuisse miraculo, cum p. lentulus spinther amphoras ex eo chiorum magnitudine cadorum ostendisset, post quinquennium deinde xxxii pedum longitudinis columnas vidisse se. variatum in hoc lapide et postea est, namque pro miraculo insigni quattuor modicas in theatro suo cornelius balbus posuit; nos ampliores xxx vidimus in cenatione, quam callistus caesaris claudi libertorum, potentia notus, sibi exaedificaverat. hunc aliqui lapidem alabastriten vocant, quem cavant et ad vasa unguentaria, quoniam optume servare incorrupta dicatur. idem et ustus emplastris convenit. nascitur circa thebas aegyptias et damascum syriae. hic ceteris candidior, probatissimus vero in carmania, mox in india, iam quidem et in syria asiaque, vilissimus autem et sine ullo nitore in cappadocia. probantur quam maxime mellei coloris, in vertices maculosi atque non
tralucidi. vitia in iis corneus colos aut candidus et quidquid simile vitro est.
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