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1 VI  |         come.~The victorious Hanno presented himself before the gates
2 XI  | interrupting him. The man who thus presented himself with an army where
3 XII |   infallibly happen.~Thus no means presented themselves of avoiding the
4 XII |          soften the Suffet when he presented himself.~But on the following
5 XII |         long time; her broad walls presented a series of re-entrant and
6 XIII|   multiplied its power.~The second presented a more complicated mechanism.
7 XIII|           task.~Men in black robes presented themselves in the houses.
8 XIV |           and entered Carthage.~He presented himself as a saviour with
9 XIV |           Those cone-shaped masses presented a front of horses, and their