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 1 VI  |           baths; they took the old weapons that had been concealed
 2 VI  |          traders had piled as many weapons upon their bodies as possible.
 3 VII | candelabrum.~Thus they had brought weapons with them as a precaution;
 4 VIII|         current; and holding their weapons above their heads they all
 5 XII |    complicated wounds from hideous weapons. Greenish strips hung from
 6 XII |            been furnished with the weapons taken from the enemy; and
 7 XII |      several even got rid of their weapons, so as to soften the Suffet
 8 XII |           hungry.~The confusion of weapons was as great as that of
 9 XIII|            in files, holding their weapons in their hands. Not a Carthaginian
10 XIII|           foot-soldiers with their weapons.~Matho wished to ascend
11 XIII|     occupations. They mended their weapons, greased their hair, and
12 XIV |         search of their stores and weapons, which were spoiled and
13 XIV |        delivered up to him without weapons or tunics.~They had not
14 XIV |        with the fragments of their weapons in their hands.~Many already
15 XIV |        more brilliant Carthaginian weapons encircled them like golden
16 XIV |         drew back and turned their weapons aside.~His foot struck against