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 1 I   |         was only known that she led a retired life, engaged
 2 II  |         in their hands, when he led his herd of courtesans through
 3 II  |      attended by his slave, who led a third horse.~A single
 4 IV  |     scaled the knapsacks. Matho led them, and as they shouted “
 5 V   |       the brass staircase which led down from the vestibule.~
 6 V   |    half-opened door.~The latter led into a narrow passage. Spendius
 7 VII |          Two lateral staircases led to its flattened summit;
 8 VII |        lateral staircases which led on to the altar, and walked
 9 VIII|       cowardly might be at once led and pushed forward by two
10 VIII|   usually allowed himself to be led, and his previous transports
11 VIII| Carthage; I stole the zaimph. I led you to her. I will do more
12 XII |    Spendius beckoned to him and led him to a hollow of the mountain,
13 XII |       their shoulders, and they led in leashes enormous dogs,
14 XIII|   strengthened his wrath, which led him into terrible extravagances.
15 XIII|         or else because she was led by her extreme ingenuousness
16 XIII|      went about everywhere, and led on the Barbarians. Two pouches
17 XIII|        Mappalian district being led by an old man.~He was as
18 XIII|         one of the wretches who led a haphazard existence in
19 XIV |  mountains. During the night he led all his men along the sea-shore
20 XIV |     delight.~That they might be led away by example, they urged
21 XV  |       opinion that he should be led about on a dromedary after