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 1 I   |        appointed his house for the holding of this feast; the convalescents
 2 I   |       looking to heaven, and still holding the cup he said:~“Hail first
 3 I   |           the end of the pole, and holding them by the bridle. Two
 4 IV  |          extending their arms, and holding forks, chains or javelins
 5 IV  |      should be thrown to them, and holding out their robes to receive
 6 V   |             Matho stood motionless holding the silver lamp at arm’s
 7 V   |       splendours of her head, and, holding out the zaimph towards her,
 8 V   |         made a shield of the veil, holding it to the right, to the
 9 VII |            full of balm, and after holding it near the coals inclined
10 VII |         seemed to him that she was holding up her arms towards him
11 VIII|           away by the current; and holding their weapons above their
12 VIII|            crossed their sarissae, holding them in the middle, and
13 IX  |       temples there were big birds holding human fragments in their
14 X   |         the back of her apartment, holding her bended left leg in her
15 XI  |          Punic tongue.~Two Negroes holding resin lights stood on both
16 XI  |         whence there fell a thread holding a plate of emeralds which
17 XI  |     standing. He looked up at her, holding her thus between his knees,
18 XII |         not indulging his pride by holding the field of battle, had
19 XII |             and Tillabarians, each holding two javelins and a round
20 XIII| Mercenaries mounted them in files, holding their weapons in their hands.
21 XIII|    depressed; and like a giant arm holding a cohort of pigmies in its
22 XIII|           that they were taking by holding his ear against a bronze
23 XIII|         arms outstretched, and all holding one another by the shoulders.
24 XIV |       steel blades like giant arms holding axes above their heads.~