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1 16|    upon Archimedes to make him engines accommodated to all the
2 17|    Archimedes began to ply his engines, he at once shot against
3 17|       else the ships, drawn by engines within, and whirled about,
4 17|       at length in playing his engines, the soldiers would now
5 17|      framed for such occasions engines accommodated to any distance,
6 17|     walls, through which, with engines of a shorter range, unexpected
7 17| provided and fixed most of his engines immediately under the wall;