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| 21 | 1469 | Too, that one had been a traitress to Ar's View more quotes about station">Station and the other had been eager to surrender to Cosians would not in any respect, when it was learned, diminish the effect. |
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| 21 | 1466 | Some rich men enjoy having lovely slaves, sometimes strings of them, follow them, chained by the neck, the leads of the chains fastened to slave bars at the back of their palanquins. |
| 21 | 1467 | In this case, Calliodorus was apparently interested in displaying two beauties, a pair of exquisite slaves, at his prow. |
| 21 | 1468 | Certainly they, suspended naked in their chains, would enhance his entry into the harbor at Port Cos. |
| 21 | 1469 | Too, that one had been a traitress to Ar's Station and the other had been eager to surrender to Cosians would not in any respect, when it was learned, diminish the effect. |
| 21 | 1470 | "I must be about my duties, my friend," then said Calliodorus to Aemilianus. |
| 21 | 1471 | "Rest". |
| 21 | 1472 | Most of the men about had, by now, drifted away. |