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 1 VIII|      bronze, like the Assyrian Clinabarians. He had further four hundred
 2 VIII|      who were mingled with the Clinabarians, and were to run beside
 3 VIII|       the great helmets of the Clinabarians, with steel heads glancing
 4 VIII| instead of advancing; then the Clinabarians were seen to face about
 5 VIII|      right hand. Then came the Clinabarians, each flanked by a Negro,
 6 VIII|      the right squadron of the Clinabarians. All the rest were hemmed
 7 VIII|       the left squadron of the Clinabarians, and whirling their staves,
 8 VIII|     and ran towards Utica.~The Clinabarians, whose horses were exhausted,
 9 IX  |       another in the turf. The Clinabarians were outside and the elephants
10 IX  |    might dash through; but the Clinabarians, who were protected by cuirasses,
11 IX  |       the grass he ordered the Clinabarians to kill the least strong
12 XI  |      were the cuirasses of the Clinabarians in the Punic camp; then
13 XIV |     away.~They walked amid the Clinabarians, leaning their hands on
14 XIV | bare-headed, with an escort of Clinabarians, and announced to them that
15 XIV |   similar order. He placed the Clinabarians outside the infantry next
16 XIV |      gleams. However, files of Clinabarians lay stretched upon the plain;