Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Deborah” in chapter 5, entry embroidery of Knight's Mechanical Encyclopedia:
...ylonians, Medes, and Persians all excelled in it.
The adornments of the tabernacle in the wilderness were of tapestry worked in blue, scarlet, and gold.
The garment of Sisera, as referred to by Deborah , was embroidery, needle-work on both sides.
See damask.
Homer refers to embroidery as the occupation of Helen and Andromache.
The tents of wealthy Arabs have an inner covering of white em...
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