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 1 II  |     posted on the platform of the towers, and people did not know
 2 IV  |         and all materials of war. Towers rose from the second story,
 3 VI  |           placed catapults on the towers, he exacted exorbitant supplies
 4 VI  |           their tusks gilt, their towers enlarged, and caparisons,
 5 VI  |    extended a wall fortified with towers. He had never commanded
 6 VI  |          and shaking the leathern towers which were placed above
 7 VI  |           down upon them from the towers. Some clung to the fringes
 8 VIII|          fortified with four huge towers provided with catapults;
 9 VIII|    harpoons, while the men in the towers, who were hidden up to their
10 VIII|          fly from the tops of the towers.~In order to resist them
11 VIII|      heads to the soldiers in the towers; with their tusks they disembowelled
12 VIII|          horizon with their fired towers. These burned here and there
13 IX  |           wall raised, and wooden towers constructed at the corners;
14 IX  | engagement, some fresh alarm; the towers were burning, the Eaters
15 XI  |           regular distances stood towers built by the Carthaginians
16 XII |   elephants were lying with their towers in pools of blood, with
17 XII |     shouting from the tops of the towers pleaded the exigencies of
18 XIII|      three hundred paces from the towers.~Amid the infinite variety
19 XIII|           on the platforms of the towers, and the houses bordering
20 XIII|         from the platforms of the towers.~At last the rams broke
21 XIII|        the construction of wooden towers which should be as high
22 XIII|          should be as high as the towers of stone. They cast turf,
23 XIII|       path along which the wooden towers were to move, and when they
24 XIII|        the Barbarians between the towers; on days when the siege
25 XIII|          again rearing the wooden towers, and the terrace was rising
26 XIII|           Before the twenty-three towers on the fortification stood
27 XIII|  Meanwhile arrows darted from the towers of wood and stone. The tollenos
28 XIV |        perceived Numidians on the towers.~The surprise of the Carthaginians
29 XIV |    expanding. They were lances in towers on elephants terribly armed.~
30 XIV |      scythes on their trunks; the towers, which were full of phalaricas,