Anne Carson in the London Review of Books:
9.4. They put stones in their eye sockets. Upper-class people put precious stones.
16.2. Prior to the movement and following the movement, stillness.
8.0. Not sleeping made the Cycladic people gradually more and more brittle. Their legs broke off.
1.0. The Cycladic was a neolithic culture based on emmer wheat, wild barley, sheep, pigs and tuna speared from small boats.
11.4. Left hand on Tuesdays, right hand on Wednesdays.
10.1. She plied the ferryboat back and forth, island to island, navigating by means of her inner eye.
9.0. When their faces wore smooth they painted them back on with azurite and iron ore.
12.1. All this expertise just disappears when a people die out.
2.0. They wore their faces smooth with trying to sleep, they ground their lips and nipples off in the distress of pillows.
4.4. How you spear it, how you sheer it, how you flense it, how you grind it, how you get it to look so strangely relaxed.
4.0. Mirrors led the Cycladic people to think about the soul and to wish to quiet it.
More here. [Thanks to Justin E. H. Smith.]