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 1 6 |        the entrails of a beast slain for sacrifice; from the
 2 8 |        that I, a general, have slain a general: I, a consul,
 3 8 |     general: I, a consul, have slain a king with my own hand,
 4 8 |        being to a great number slain, and the spoils collected,
 5 9 |      was Romulus, after having slain Acron, king of the Caeninenses:
 6 9 |      chief captain whom he has slain with his own hand. But of
 7 23|       fought a set battle, and slain the enemy, returned victors,
 8 25| tribunes of the soldiers being slain in Apulia, and the greatest
 9 25|   among the dead bodies of the slain, challenging Hannibal to
10 25|      burying the bodies of his slain soldiers, closely followed
11 27|       than eight thousand were slain; of the Roman army three
12 31|     camp by flight. There were slain not much above forty; five