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 1 I   |   background stood the palace, built of yellow mottled Numidian
 2 IV  |       wall thirty cubits high, built of freestone, and in two
 3 IV  |        cubical form. They were built of stone, planks, shingle,
 4 IV  |       just as Rome herself had built Punic galleys; and five
 5 V   |  Megara.~The pharos, which was built behind them on the summit
 6 VI  |       of archaic architecture, built of palm trunks with corners
 7 VII |      quays on which sheds were built for sheltering the ships.
 8 VII |       The temple of Moloch was built at the foot of a steep defile
 9 VII |    there came scattered cabins built of earth, branches, and
10 VII |      cylinders—the first being built of stone, the second of
11 VII | entered an apartment which was built in the shape of a cone.~
12 VII |      long house of black stone built in a square pit with a small
13 VIII|       men as far as the bridge built across the Macaras, three
14 IX  |  further to the west. Zounghar built in the mountains, Assoura
15 XI  | regular distances stood towers built by the Carthaginians for
16 XIII|      vats filled with oil, and built furnaces. Stones were heaped