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 1 7 |         From thence Britomartus, king of the Gaesatae, taking
 2 7 |      They, therefore, with their king at their head, instantly
 3 8 |                              The king of the Gauls beholding Marcellus,
 4 8 |        he instantly ran upon the king, and pierced through his
 5 8 |      laid his hand upon the dead king's arm and, looking up towards
 6 8 |           a consul, have slain a king with my own hand, third
 7 8 |    certified of the death of the king and the defeat of his army,
 8 9 |        the arms of the barbarian king to the god to whom he had
 9 9 |       hung about the arms of the king, arranging all the pieces
10 9 |        after having slain Acron, king of the Caeninenses: the
11 9 |       having killed Britomartus, king of the Gauls; after Marcellus,
12 9 |    should be sent also to Hiero, King of the Syracusans, their
13 16|     geometry; in compliance with King Hiero's desire and request,
14 16|           however, in writing to King Hiero, whose friend and
15 16|        ship of burden out of the king's arsenal, which could not
16 16|         had been in the sea. The king, astonished at this, and
17 16| defensive, of a siege. These the king himself never made use of,
18 19|        nothing untouched but the king's money, which was brought