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 1  2,4|   erected a wall with numerous towers which extended from the
 2  2,4|      it another wall with many towers and surrounded with a deep
 3  4,1|  twenty days. Then the Persian towers and battering-rams broke
 4  4,1|     and part of its walls with towers and gates, the foundations
 5  5,3|       many inscriptions on the towers of the inner walls of Constantinople
 6  7,1|        commanded its walls and towers to be restored, having evidently
 7  7,3|     high walls and magnificent towers that enclosed it round about,
 8  7,3|   built fortified castles with towers and walls, on the west European
 9  8,2| boasted of the powerful walls, towers, and gates erected in the
10  9,7|        of a wall with numerous towers on the Isthmus of Corinth.
11  9,9|       powerful stronghold with towers, the majestic remnants of
12  9,9|    walls “cannons, arquebuses, towers, ladders, siege machinery,