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 1 I   |       turning in the dust on the road to Utica; it was the nave
 2 IV  |          Acropolis the Mappalian road, which was lined with tombs,
 3 VI  |        mountain of Ariana on the road to Utica beside the sea.
 4 VII |         enemy is apprised of the road which they are to take,
 5 VII |          chariot pass along.~The road crossed a field planted
 6 VII |         constantly denser as the road ascended towards the Suffet’
 7 VIII|        but instead of taking the road to Tunis or making for the
 8 VIII|         mountain by the shortest road, and as the Barbarians were
 9 VIII|          impetuously by the same road. The dawn as growing grey
10 IX  |          bush by the side of the road. This was a Barbarian crouching
11 XI  |      standing on the edge of the road. The roofs of the cottages
12 XI  |       would not arrive soon. The road undulated over little hills.
13 XII |     adopted.~Hamilcar closed the road to Carthage against them;
14 XII | Mountains, at the spot where the road makes a bend.~Then Matho,
15 XIV |        remember the lions on the road to Sicca?”~“They were our
16 XV  |     chains shouting out that the road had been left too wide for