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 1 II  | explained the horrors related by Zarxas to the Greeks and Libyans;
 2 II  |  speedily thrown over the walls; Zarxas had remained among the reeds
 3 IV  |         the Balearians.~Suddenly Zarxas, now handsome and vigorous,
 4 IV  |       which had been recalled by Zarxas strengthened the distrust
 5 IV  |        should be dispensed with! Zarxas sang war songs with a sling
 6 VI  |       his courage. He dispatched Zarxas to Matho, scoured the woods,
 7 IX  |      stumbling among the stones. Zarxas ran up to him, knocked him
 8 XII |    hollow of the mountain, where Zarxas and Autaritus were lying
 9 XII |         made a hole in the dust. Zarxas leaped upon it, and lighter
10 XII |        the same time; and taking Zarxas with him, he went away along
11 XII |       position just before them. Zarxas seized his sling, but whether
12 XIII|       with the handle of a whip. Zarxas, his shoulders covered with
13 XIV |       out better than the Gauls. Zarxas lay stretched at full length
14 XIV |         Spendius, Autaritus, and Zarxas, four Italiotes, a Negro
15 XIV |         of their companions, and Zarxas said to Spendius:~“Why did
16 XIV |     silent, with eyelids closed; Zarxas, once so vigorous, was bending