Did you perchance mean one of these? armor, marmot
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“The Giullo, and the verde antico are very beautiful species of marble, yellow and green; the first, antiently called marmor numidicum, came from”
“Ah jaa, tarkusetempel on siin seepärast, et kõigis auditooriumeis on laemaalingud, rääkimata erinevatest marmor - ja muust kivist kujudest ning üldisest arhitektuurist.”
“Quod nec hyeme, nec aestate tanta imbrium copia, nec frugibus torrendis solita flagrantia, nec vernali temperie sata tam laeta sint, nec arboreis foetibus autumni foecundi, minus de montibus marmor ernatur, minus aurum, &c.”
“Quisquis Flaminiam teris, uiator, noli nobile praeterire marmor.”
“Permultis amicis desiderati, Hocce marmor, Dilectissima simul et amantissima conjunx L. M.”
““Charissimo utriusque marmor hoc, amantissima conjux et mater possuit, Domina Eleonora Oglethorpe.””
“It is a mineral vein, or cavity, in which are blended together coal of the most fixed kind, quartz and marmor metallicum.”
“Conjugis ejus amantissimae, pio et gratissimo animo hoc marmor posuit”
“Wedyn bydda dim rhaid cynnig lwfansau ail gartref, taliad am fath marmor na theledu mawr i'r un aelod byth eto.”
“The Arukh says it means like stone, like marble, as in the Latin marmor and Greek marmaros (from which "marble" derives).”
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Marbles
From the GNU Webster's 1913:
"n. A massive, compact limestone; a variety of calcite, capable of being polished and used for architectural and ornamental purposes. The color varies from white ...marble, marbles, lost my marbles, Elgin Marbles, Yule marble, Verona red marble, Carrara marble, Pentelican marble, Parian marble, bardiglio, lumachelle, fire-marble and 117 more...
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