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 1 III |     sandals were hidden beneath a heap of emeralds, and a net of
 2 IV  |     sabre-stroke from behind. The heap of knapsacks was redder
 3 VI  |         their faces. The confused heap of pikes, helmets, cuirasses
 4 VI  | Mercenaries was now nothing but a heap of ruins in the plain. Spendius
 5 VII |          the eagles’ scream and a heap of ruins. Carthage, thou
 6 VII |          no matter at what price! Heap it and keep it! I alone
 7 VIII|          a mountain; and upon the heap of dead bodies and armour
 8 XII |          of the Mercenaries was a heap of wounded, dead, and dying.~
 9 XII |         sloping palisades. A long heap of black cinders was smoking
10 XII |       extinction burned against a heap of baggage; in some places
11 XII |      necessary to dig out a whole heap in order to discover those
12 XII | Cantabrians buried them beneath a heap of pebbles; the Nasamonians
13 XIII|      projecting half way out of a heap, would stand straight up
14 XIII|         with its head hidden by a heap of worms. Her cries brought
15 XIV |         distinguished but a large heap, whereon human flesh, pieces
16 XIV |          it was now nothing but a heap of smoking rubbish. The