Add language semantics

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 					<p>“ ‘Thou guilty!’ he continued. ‘Thy offense to Oraetes the man he forgives; but thy offence to Oraetes the king remains to be punished.’</p>
 					<p>“She cast herself at his feet.</p>
 					<p>“ ‘Hush!’ he cried. ‘Thou art dead!’</p>
-					<p>“He clapped his hands, and a terrible procession came in⁠—a procession of <i xml:lang="grc">parachistes</i>, or embalmers, each with some implement or material of his loathsome art.</p>
+					<p>“He clapped his hands, and a terrible procession came in⁠—a procession of <i xml:lang="grc-Latn">parachistes</i>, or embalmers, each with some implement or material of his loathsome art.</p>
 					<p>“The King pointed to Ne-ne-hofra.</p>
 					<p>“ ‘She is dead. Do thy work well.’ ”</p>
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