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Plaster material for replacing lost parts of [[guess]]elriua etc (-formula) Thin Lepage's glue with water. Mix plaster of Paris with it till it creams + is a nice pliable putty. (Buy P. or P. at dental supply house) Keep this in a closed jar as long as you can, stays pliable pretty well- + can be formed into any shape Plaster in Pyramids 4600 years old - hard, durable yet. Similar, tools as today were used, calciured gypsum just like our Plaster of Paris - hair - used on reeds similar to our lath. The whole finished under an inch thick. The temple of Apollo at Bassae built of yellow sandstone about 470 B.C. is plastered with fine white lime stucco. Vitruvius - an architect in
Transcription Notes:
The third [[?]] is probably "whol"
The fifth [[?]] is "lime"
Not sure what the [[guess]] word could be, so I just read it to the best of my ability.