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 1 VI  |         thousand foot-soldiers and ten thousand horses. If I address
 2 VII |          for these men? Rather let ten thousand Barbarians perish
 3 VII |            to Arabia, where it had ten times the value of gold,
 4 VII |          they have been realised), ten thousand Athenian drachmas,
 5 VII |           Baal! pity! kill me! For ten years I have not seen the
 6 VIII|        them in the middle, and the ten lower ranks rested them
 7 IX  |      trench fifteen feet broad and ten cubits deep to be dug in
 8 IX  |          the Mercenaries, who were ten times as numerous, would
 9 IX  |         not left per man more than ten k’hommers of wheat, three
10 XI  |    appeared wandering in troops of ten, twelve, or twenty-five
11 XI  |     charcoal:~“I was the hand. The ten fingers are cut off. The
12 XII |           be seen at a distance of ten paces, and he knew himself
13 XIII|        towards him.~He was perhaps ten years old, and was not taller
14 XIII|         upheaved, advanced perhaps ten paces; but the ground softened
15 XIII| scheminiths, the kinnors which had ten strings, and the nebals
16 XIV |           the crowd back; only the Ten were taken away.~They walked
17 XIV |          one! But he required that ten Mercenaries, chosen by himself,
18 XIV |            you wish, master!”~“No! ten will suffice,” replied Hamilcar
19 XIV |         hand into the hands of the ten Barbarians in turn, and
20 XIV |            like slaves. He had the ten ambassadors crucified beside