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 1 I   |    brushing the handles of his javelins, he was watching her with
 2 IV  |       holding forks, chains or javelins in their hands; while the
 3 VI  |         the children sharpened javelins at the doors, and the women
 4 VI  |  terror; they stood undecided.~Javelins, arrows, phalaricas, and
 5 VI  |     The ground sloped upwards, javelins were thrown at them, and
 6 VII |       between his fingers like javelins of gold.~“You will lose
 7 VIII|        at a single burst, hurl javelins, wrestle together, and sleep
 8 VIII|        Forward! forward!”~Then javelins, darts, and sling-bullets
 9 VIII|    projected the points of the javelins which they held in their
10 VIII|      on the shoulders with two javelins. Then they all rushed away
11 IX  |        behind them, and hurled javelins, making themselves a rampart
12 XI  |     away his sword, lance, and javelins, and disappeared among the
13 XII | Tillabarians, each holding two javelins and a round shield of hippopotamus
14 XIII|       with their cutlasses and javelins, and beat against the gates
15 XIV |    They had always supplies of javelins and dromedaries some distance
16 XIV |    diadem of plumes. He hurled javelins with frightful quickness,
17 XIV |     their bullets, arrows, and javelins. The curve of the Carthaginians,