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 1 III |   and there. But ill-defined ruins, piles of black earth, and
 2 VI  |    now nothing but a heap of ruins in the plain. Spendius had
 3 VII |    plains of Brutium, of the ruins of Locri, of Metapontum,
 4 VII | eagles’ scream and a heap of ruins. Carthage, thou wilt fall!”~
 5 VII |    in nets or from among the ruins of captured cities, were
 6 VII | court in the dust before the ruins of their manger.~They recognised
 7 VIII|     the destruction of these ruins with an angry eye, while
 8 VIII|       that the bridge was in ruins, and that Hamilcar had disappeared.~
 9 XI  |      would emerge from these ruins. But he would very quickly
10 XIII|     had accumulated heaps of ruins in the middle of the streets.
11 XIII|   gazing down at the smoking ruins beneath them, and the battle
12 XIII|   Matho turned back amid the ruins to summons his companions.~
13 XIV |    the country. He burnt the ruins of the ruins, he did not
14 XIV |    He burnt the ruins of the ruins, he did not leave a single
15 XIV |      Their ramparts, kept in ruins now by the jealousy of Carthage,
16 XIV |      of smoking rubbish. The ruins fell through the breaches
17 XV  |    frantic; the holes of the ruins had been stopped up, the