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 1 II  |         out at the point of the sword, their backs bending beneath
 2 II  |  Mamertines:~“With my lance and sword I plough and reap; I am
 3 II  |       like a lictor with a long sword on his thigh; or perhaps
 4 II  | Numidians. Matho started.~“Your sword!” he cried; “I will kill
 5 II  |         one took his helmet and sword, and instantly all was ready.
 6 IV  |        he would scour his great sword with sand. He shot arrows
 7 IV  |  Autaritus brandished his great sword; Spendius whispered a word
 8 VIII|    through the air, dashing the sword from the hand or the brain
 9 VIII|    beneath their bodies, bury a sword in them up to the hilt,
10 VIII|      defeat. He snatched up his sword and threw it upon the ground. “
11 VIII|         heart. He picked up his sword, crying:~“Follow me; forward!”~
12 X   |       gleaming and clear like a sword half out of the sheath.~
13 XI  |  gleaming in the shade. A naked sword leaned against a stool by
14 XI  |       sentry. He threw away his sword, lance, and javelins, and
15 XII |        it on the croup with the sword which he held, sent it against
16 XIII|         not taller than a Roman sword. His curly hair shaded his
17 XIII|         axe, and with his great sword in both hands he had dashed
18 XIII|      gate and crushed them. His sword fell and rose. It shivered
19 XIV |       coals at the point of the sword; they salted them with dust,
20 XIV |       which there shone a naked sword. He was surrounded by captains,
21 XIV |       did you not kill him? his sword was there beside you!”~“
22 XIV |         came himself, without a sword and bare-headed, with an
23 XIV |         Matho who still had his sword.~The Samnite with bent hams
24 XIV |    corners of his lips,—and his sword whirled so rapidly that
25 XIV |       His foot struck against a sword. Matho tried to seize it.