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Where is it writ: et aurum (blank, blank) sepulchrum?
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Dear Listmembers,

I am unable to locate a line in The Cantos (I believe) concerning gold "as
the common sepulcher." The line appears in Latin, and reads something like,
"and gold, their common sepulcher."

Et aurum (blank, blank) sepulchrum?

Any (and all) help appreciated,

Garrick Davis
Contemporary Poetry Review
(www.cprw.com)

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