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 1 4 |   Gauls, because they had once taken their city, with more apprehension
 2 6 |        too, the priesthood was taken away from two men of very
 3 8 |  defeat of his army, Milan was taken. The rest of their towns,
 4 9 |      he had vowed them. He had taken a tall and straight stock
 5 9 |      prescribes that the first taken be consecrated to Jupiter
 6 13| elephants were killed, and two taken; but what was of the greatest
 7 14|       by flight, and some were taken alive by the enemy; so great
 8 19|        ship from Syracuse, was taken. When the Syracusans much
 9 19|      less prey and plunder was taken here than afterward in Carthage.
10 19|        of the city, which were taken by treachery; leaving nothing
11 19|  Romans, nor that the city was taken. In this transport of study
12 20|      Engyum, Marcellus, having taken them all prisoners and cast
13 21| rarities; nor was any pleasure taken in graceful and elegant
14 21|     from Tarentum, when he had taken it, was more approved of
15 32|     troublesome enemy had been taken away; but amazed by so sudden