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 1 II  |    near Matho; he brought him food, assisted him to dismount,
 2 II  |   about, or the tripods where food was being cooked. Sometimes
 3 IV  |     caparisons, shackles, and food; other stables again for
 4 IV  |      account of their unclean food. One morning the sentries
 5 IV  |    will kill you to save your food!”~The Gauls came to the
 6 IV  |      stakes, and were offered food at the point of the javelin.~
 7 VI  | shrieking. Every day she sent food to the temples. Taanach
 8 VII |   Syrian talents of gold. The food for the crews, amounting
 9 VII |      warehouse, the stores of food, the marble yard and the
10 IX  |  precaution of bringing their food, and remained on the spot
11 IX  |    Many grew weak for lack of food. It was the occasion of
12 IX  |     no more oil, no more salt food, and not a grain of barley
13 XI  | turned away from this unclean food, and fell asleep on the
14 XII |     vengeance, and pointed to food for his wrath. He bounded
15 XIII|    entered the tents to steal food, and the stupefied Barbarians
16 XIV |   carefully kept a reserve of food in a hole in the ground—
17 XIV |   live, as the taste for this food had become developed, and
18 XIV |      from his brow, and stole food for him, and the weaker,