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 1 II  |   struggled and howled:~“They have killed them!”~At these words, which
 2 II  |        them he repeated:~“Yes, all killed, all! crushed like grapes!
 3 II  |             no doubt they had been killed. So much injustice exasperated
 4 VI  |        received, and he would have killed him but for the oath which
 5 VII |             at Marrazana they have killed the shepherds, eaten the
 6 IX  |    containing heads of Mercenaries killed, so they said, by themselves,
 7 IX  |            six thousand Barbarians killed; the others would not hold
 8 IX  |            the twelfth syntagmata, killed one another with knives
 9 XII |        ramparts. Some who were not killed were pursued, and went and
10 XII |       check them, and several were killed. When day broke they were
11 XIII|        famine set in.~The besieged killed all the dogs, all the mules,
12 XIII|        assailing them in the rear, killed them at leisure. But the
13 XIV |       attract the Barbarians. They killed them with lance thrusts
14 XIV |           to the Mercenaries. They killed some of them every day.
15 XIV | Carthaginians leaped upon them and killed them with stiletos in the
16 XIV |          into the gulf, where they killed one another in their struggles,
17 XIV |            was waiting for. ‘To be killed!’ I replied. Then he rejoined: ‘
18 XIV |          the emissary had not been killed.~He had still remaining
19 XIV |          The beasts of burden were killed, and as much as possible
20 XIV |         the guard; the Samnite was killed and the flood of Carthaginians