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 1 I   |     prison for slaves.~Fig-trees surrounded the kitchens; a wood of
 2 III |        and purifications, always surrounded by grave and exquisite things,
 3 IV  |       suddenly the pure open air surrounded them.~The night was filled
 4 V   |     horizon; at each step he was surrounded by a still greater immensity,
 5 V   |       looked like a sidereal god surrounded by the firmament. The slaves
 6 VI  |       and upon the heights which surrounded it there extended a wall
 7 VII | embracing breast to breast. They surrounded Hamilcar with congratulations;
 8 VII |          in his house, no doubt! surrounded by his sons, commanding
 9 VII |          raised by his footsteps surrounded him like a cloud as high
10 VIII|        in the Mappalian district surrounded his house.~The apprehensions
11 IX  |     direction. The infantry were surrounded by their tall, pointed shields
12 X   |          and seemed to her to be surrounded by the same fulgurations;
13 XII |       very loudly the Barbarians surrounded him.~The tablets had been
14 XIII|  commanding the battlements thus surrounded Carthage like monstrous
15 XIII|       they soon rejoined him and surrounded him. But an enormous crowd
16 XIII|   indifferent to the death which surrounded him. Sometimes he would
17 XIII|          was the great helepolis surrounded by a crowd of soldiers.
18 XIII|       the brilliant lights which surrounded him.~Hamilcar felt quite
19 XIII|         their arms together, and surrounded the children in another
20 XIV |      snows are melted.~Spendius, surrounded by the Greeks, hid himself
21 XIV |      shone a naked sword. He was surrounded by captains, who were standing.~
22 XIV |         already found themselves surrounded.~The elephants entered into
23 XIV |      tent of Hanno, who was then surrounded by thirty Carthaginians,
24 XIV |   swaying of the great mass that surrounded him.~Hamilcar commanded
25 XV  |          by a purple canopy, and surrounded by the Ancients crowned