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 1 I   |         half-naked; the gazelles fled bleating on the lawns; the
 2 II  |     waist was watching them. She fled screaming when she saw the
 3 II  |          to mount an ass; and he fled, clinging to its hair, howling,
 4 V   |    increased. He would fain have fled. He pushed the door and
 5 VI  |           All the Barbarians had fled. They were hiding themselves
 6 VI  |      terrified by the flames and fled. The ground sloped upwards,
 7 VII |          closed, all the priests fled, and the Ancients disappeared
 8 VII |          who were reaping barley fled to the mountains; and the
 9 VII |      terrible that all the women fled. The slaves drew back and
10 VII |          the country estates had fled through terror of the soldiers,
11 VIII|   animals threw their riders and fled across the plain. The Punic
12 XI  |      slide down to him; and they fled at full gallop, circling
13 XII |        lying concealed.~They had fled like the slave, the one
14 XII |    Barbarians arrived; Magdassin fled; the gates were opened,
15 XII |        learned that they had all fled. Some had passed through
16 XIII|        ran them through; if they fled he clove them. Two men leaped
17 XIII|         the master of the slaves fled.~The misfortune which he
18 XIV |        Carthaginians immediately fled through the gorge. It descended
19 XIV |       animals, grown wild again, fled at the slightest noise.
20 XIV | Barbarians were dead, hidden, or fled. Then his anger was vented