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 1 I   |      the vapour of the breath. Simultaneously were heard the snapping
 2 I   |       woman’s subtlety she was simultaneously employing all the dialects
 3 IV  |        two armies to take them simultaneously in the rear, one disembarking
 4 VI  |   javelin. All his men uttered simultaneously a loud howl, and Matho,
 5 VII |         who remained standing, simultaneously intoned a hymn, and their
 6 VII |     men appeared; and all four simultaneously stiffening their arms, drew
 7 VII |     more see all his disasters simultaneously as in the lightnings of
 8 VIII|      sling-bullets burst forth simultaneously. The elephants feeling their
 9 VIII|     ordered attacks to be made simultaneously on both flanks of the phalanx
10 VIII|       two syntagmata to recoil simultaneously. Some Epirote shepherds
11 XIII| showers of arrows poured forth simultaneously; all the scattered slingers
12 XIII|  uttered by all the Barbarians simultaneously; the leaden-tubed trumpets
13 XIII|   temples had just been opened simultaneously, and from them there came
14 XIII|       they swayed their bodies simultaneously, and at equal distances,
15 XIII|        of instruments sounding simultaneously to drown the cries of the
16 XIV |     inserted; they had set out simultaneously from the back part of the
17 XIV |        all to attack the walls simultaneously.~But Hamilcar wished first