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1 II  |        long hair bristling with dried leaves, dust and thorns.
2 II  | emaciated limbs like tatters on dried boughs; his hands trembled
3 VII |        smelt of the wine-press, dried herbs, and the sweat of
4 IX  |    millet, and twelve betzas of dried fruit. No more meat, no
5 XII |       boats laden with meal and dried meat. The Carthaginians
6 XIII|      third they were completely dried up. Then the decree of the
7 XIV | elephants laden with forage and dried meat. The people flocked
8 XIV |  bottles having been completely dried up since the ninth day.
9 XIV |          others were completely dried up, and their helmets were