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 1 7 |  fierce look and their cries, gave back, and carried him forcibly
 2 9 |     hundred pound weight, and gave a great part of the spoil
 3 10|    whose integrity and wisdom gave him the highest authority,
 4 20|      him or stop him, but all gave way before him, he ran out
 5 23| looked upon with jealousy, he gave way. He triumphed upon the
 6 23|      to these captains custom gave the honour of the unmilitary
 7 24|       make their defence, and gave free liberty to the Syracusans
 8 26|    and posture of the legions gave the victory to the enemies;
 9 27|      almost all wounded. This gave Hannibal opportunity to
10 32|     off nothing but his ring, gave order to have the body properly