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1 I  |  wheaten porridge, beans and barley, and snails dressed with
2 IV |      horses with supplies of barley and harness, and barracks
3 VI |    full of them), wine, oil, barley, dates, pitch and sulphur
4 VI |  tent and drink a mixture of barley and cumin until he swooned
5 VII|     Tuburbo who were reaping barley fled to the mountains; and
6 IX |     food, and not a grain of barley for the horses, which might
7 X  | pavement, amid the grains of barley which she threw to them
8 XI |    corn; at other places the barley was shedding its reddened
9 XV |  offered in his name roasted barley and pieces of raw meat;