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1 XIX  | them, his real nephews, to Faustulus the master of his shepherds
2 XX   |   swineherd of the region, Faustulus, after he observed the exposers,
3 XX   |  the trunk of a fig tree. [Faustulus saw] a she-wolf, excited
4 XX   |  lightened(by suckling)]. [Faustulus] climbed down and carried [
5 XX   |    say in addition that as Faustulus watched, a woodpecker also
6 XXI  |   gave them to his servant Faustulus to kill them. But the children
7 XXI  |    learned from his master Faustulus who his grandfather and
8 XXIII|  that very place Remus and Faustulus opposed (Romulus) and were