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 1 5 |         continuing even to this day to offer to these Greeks
 2 7 |        foot, marching night and day without remission, he stayed
 3 11|     passion was for honour, one day when Bantius saluted him,
 4 13|   greatest moment, on the third day after, more than three hundred
 5 13| disaster that had never to that day happened to Hannibal, who
 6 19|        but, before the break of day, filled the wall around
 7 19|       Marcellus, about break of day, entered through the Hexapylum,
 8 25|       level plain, and the next day drew forth his army in order
 9 25|    hardly parted them. The next day, as soon as the sun was
10 26|       of the conflict. The next day Marcellus again showed himself
11 26|        the field again the next day, that the fame of their
12 27|                             The day breaking, a scarlet toga,
13 28|         these calumnies. At the day prefixed, in the Flaminian