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 1 I   |           Oblong flames trembled in cuirasses of brass. Every kind of
 2 I   |             had not taken off their cuirasses, were leaping with a heavy
 3 II  |             soldiers. He mended old cuirasses. He juggled with daggers.
 4 VI  |           arms stood out from their cuirasses in sheets of horn or iron
 5 VI  |             heap of pikes, helmets, cuirasses and swords turned round
 6 VIII|          heads glancing in the sun, cuirasses, plumes, and waving standards.
 7 VIII|             breasts cracked against cuirasses, and corpses hung with head
 8 VIII|         spears and their backs with cuirasses; their tusks were lengthened
 9 IX  |         horses being hidden beneath cuirasses of hippopotamus skin bristling
10 IX  |            of leopard’s skin, linen cuirasses, and naked shoulders were
11 IX  | Clinabarians, who were protected by cuirasses, would crush them. And then
12 XI  |           and there. These were the cuirasses of the Clinabarians in the
13 XII |          half lost in the breakers. Cuirasses, forks, clarions, pieces
14 XII |       distance their own swords and cuirasses and invited them with abuse
15 XII |           marched the Gaetulians in cuirasses of serpents’ skin; then
16 XIII|             them end to end to make cuirasses. They devised a plan of
17 XIV |      shoulder.~They threw off their cuirasses that the sword-points might
18 XIV |         beneath the weight of their cuirasses. Narr’ Havas had already
19 XIV |       stopped up the holes in their cuirasses with the shoulder-blades