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 1 I   |    which was beside the last ramparts, might crush them against
 2 I   |    staircases, terraces, and ramparts were being carved by degrees
 3 III |   along the mole beneath the ramparts.~Salammbo ascended to the
 4 IV  |    times he walked round the ramparts, seeking some breach by
 5 IV  |    thick pressed between the ramparts of the camp, swayed with
 6 VI  |      that were lodged in the ramparts. They were the conquerors
 7 VII |    streaming rays, while the ramparts formed, as it were, the
 8 VIII|      He set to work upon the ramparts, and had the old and now
 9 VIII|     them, or to approach the ramparts; for some minutes the whole
10 VIII|    Utica were massing on the ramparts to have a better view.~At
11 IX  |     faces at the foot of the ramparts straining their ears. When
12 XI  |     followed the foot of the ramparts for a time, and at the height
13 XII | suddenly threw them over the ramparts. Some who were not killed
14 XII |    overlooked the top of the ramparts. It was here that the Mercenaries’
15 XIII|  reared on the summit of the ramparts; and from them there descended
16 XIII|     Carthage; he clasped the ramparts, he rolled through the streets,
17 XIII|    the gulf and watching the ramparts. At last, that evening,
18 XIII|      ceaselessly against the ramparts. By degrees he had drawn
19 XIII|     carried away outside the ramparts to a spot where the terrace
20 XIV |     corpses and filth. Their ramparts, kept in ruins now by the