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1 II  |         but the people did not descend from the walls. The army
2 II  |       plateau; then they would descend again into a valley, and
3 II  |       dust, and a stream would descend in cascades from the heights
4 VIII| Sometimes broad currents would descend from one extremity to the
5 X   |       theory of the souls that descend upon the earth, following
6 X   |       of blood. They seemed to descend gradually to the waves;
7 XIII|     Men hanging to ropes would descend at night from the top of
8 XIV |     with violence to make them descend. The Carthaginians pushed