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 1 I   |   celebrate the anniversary of the battle of Eryx, and as the master
 2 I   | Carthaginians had taken him in the battle of Aeginusae, and he thanked
 3 II  |           had assisted to lose the battle of the Aegatian islands;
 4 VI  |    elephants burst forth as if the battle were beginning again. A
 5 VI  |         carried his parasol in the battle) leaned over to his ear.~“
 6 VII |      recriminations respecting the battle of the Aegatian islands.~
 7 VIII|                   CHAPTER VIII~THE BATTLE OF THE MACARAS~In the following
 8 VIII|         progress was being made; a battle would be better! Thus many
 9 VIII|            he were telling of some battle. The king sprang outside
10 VIII|          to meet him and offer him battle. Two further days elapsed.
11 VIII|         time to draw up his men in battle array. By degrees he slackened
12 VIII|           energy increase, and the battle begin again.~The Barbarians
13 VIII|       thought of having missed the battle rendered him even more desperate
14 VIII|    reproach me for having lost the battle against Hanno, nevertheless
15 IX  |        advantages without offering battle, and while pursued by the
16 XI  |            I plunge again into the battle!”~He raised his arms whereon
17 XI  |          had not taken part in the battle of the Macaras; and he had
18 XII |            by holding the field of battle, had retired a little further
19 XII |        withdrawn from the field of battle they were still in the deep
20 XII |            happened to be when the battle ended, his elbows on his
21 XII |       necessity of an interminable battle understood by all these
22 XII |          of their weakness to give battle. But they turned to the
23 XIII|        ruins beneath them, and the battle which was beginning again
24 XIII|          being more convenient for battle. The snout fitted upon his
25 XIV |          swords; and the tumult of battle reached them dimly like
26 XIV |       these skirmishes for a great battle, provided that it were really