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 1 III |    dromedaries’ heads, lances and shields appeared. It was the army
 2 VI  |        the gods; and, as they had shields with ivory borders covered
 3 VII |          a cross, were large gold shields and monster close-necked
 4 VII |      mirrored in the great golden shields. Hamilcar stood smiling
 5 VIII|           chariots passed bearing shields, tents, and pikes; the courts
 6 VIII|           others armed with round shields and Roman swords.~The heavy
 7 VIII|        knemids; broad cylindrical shields reached down to their knees;
 8 VIII|         light armed soldiers with shields of lynx skin, beyond which
 9 VIII|           brass, while the bright shields rolled like silver foam.
10 VIII|        with one arm beneath their shields, pointed their swords by
11 IX  |         the same time long pikes, shields of leopard’s skin, linen
12 IX  | surrounded by their tall, pointed shields fixed close to one another
13 XI  |         and on the gilding of the shields! I hear your voice in the
14 XII |         the earth was hidden with shields; horses’ carcasses succeeded
15 XII |   swimming, and the rest on their shields. They resumed their march.
16 XIII|         semicircles like enormous shields gliding on three wheels;
17 XIII|         pots of resin under their shields; then they would hurl these
18 XIII|        rear, and all rested their shields upon their helmets with
19 XIII|     shouted a command and all the shields sank upon the helmets; he
20 XIII|        terrible axe, ran over the shields, which resembled waves of
21 XIII|          stool beside some golden shields. No one at present could
22 XIV |         rubbed the edges of their shields with oil to make the arrows