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1 As well as that of Paros.
2 Only completed in the time of the Emperor Adrian.
3 Cebriones, the charioteer of Hector. See Il. B. xvi. l. 735.
4 See B. xxxiii. c. 23.
5 This is generally explained as meaning ordinary stone, but covered with elaborate paintings, as was then the practice in the magnificent villas that were built at Tibur, the modern Tivoli. See, however, Chapter 48, and Note 36.
6 As applied to the decorations of the walls of houses.
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