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 1 I   |      found themselves beneath the front that faced Carthage, in
 2 IV  |      would again place himself in front of the Suffet, and Gisco
 3 IV  |            A man could be seen in front crowned with ostrich feathers,
 4 IV  |             said Spendius; “go in front.” Then they ventured into
 5 V   |         steps further on, and the front of the temple was displayed
 6 V   |       formed a wide semicircle in front of the brass staircase which
 7 VI  |         direction of Carthage.~In front of him, among the olives,
 8 VI  |           quadrangular terrace in front of Utica, but in proportion
 9 VII |         its outlet on the left in front of the temple of Khamon.
10 VII |         he went along the western front of the Acropolis, and then
11 VIII|         have the Carthaginians in front. After much talking the
12 VIII|           now on the left bank in front of Utica, and in a vast
13 VIII|       which the Barbarians had in front of them, which was full
14 VIII|      flank as it had just been in front.~They struck at the staves
15 VIII|       obey YOU. Place them in the front: mine will follow to avenge
16 IX  |        scanty lichen, ascended in front and in the rear, and above
17 X   |         gold dust, was crisped in front, and hung down behind over
18 XI  |        has posted himself just in front of Hamilcar. Your father
19 XII |    Mercenaries who were posted in front of them, close to the walls,
20 XII |          this way they arrived in front of the walls.~But several
21 XIII|           the engines bristled in front of this throng at a distance
22 XIII|          by piece, were set up in front of the enemy.~Spendius arranged
23 XIII|         posted an immense raft in front of it in order to prevent
24 XIII|     behind, and the Barbarians in front. But there was enough to
25 XIII|           the tallest advanced in front and the lowest in the rear,
26 XIII|         when they attacked him in front he ran them through; if
27 XIII|           took his heavy axe, and front and rear he ripped up the
28 XIII|         Baal, standing upright in front of the great toe of its
29 XIV |          placed it in the gulf in front of the raft; then he embarked
30 XIV |      entire army was certainly in front of them, for a noise of
31 XIV | disappeared. They hailed those in front to make them go on; they
32 XIV |      about them. Some remained in front of the portcullis, or at
33 XIV |        the top of the mountain in front of him.~Owing to his elevation
34 XIV |           another on a hillock in front of the town.~At the sight
35 XIV |    anything about it; the town in front of him masked everything
36 XIV |    cone-shaped masses presented a front of horses, and their broader
37 XV  |          Several streets began in front of him, leading from the