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 1 II  |        along leaning on broken pikes. The drunkards carried leathern
 2 II  |   tremble on the points of the pikes, the helmets would glimmer
 3 II  |     when she saw the soldiers’ pikes among the rocks.~They were
 4 IV  |        the shade. The piles of pikes and hanging panoplies dazzled
 5 VI  |    faces. The confused heap of pikes, helmets, cuirasses and
 6 VI  |        the swords’ points. The pikes were too weak and broke,
 7 VIII|    bearing shields, tents, and pikes; the courts were full of
 8 VIII|       with the points of their pikes. The darkness increased.
 9 VIII|      firm on their hams, their pikes before their eyes, immovable
10 VIII| towards the horizon, and their pikes on their shoulders. Matho
11 IX  |    Rome. At the same time long pikes, shields of leopard’s skin,
12 IX  |  bleating beneath the piles of pikes; sentries were being relieved,
13 XI  |         helmets, and points of pikes. Beneath the rapid evolutions
14 XII |   torches. Others held crossed pikes. The corpses were placed
15 XII |  raised on the points of their pikes; they saluted the Mercenaries
16 XII |      could advance no further; pikes clashed in the air, and
17 XII |       with the staves of their pikes driving small lean horses
18 XIII|   rampart.~A forest of lances, pikes, and swords bristled at
19 XIV |     pell-mell, thrusting their pikes between the legs of their
20 XIV |       hurled himself among the pikes.~They moved away before