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 1 IV  | courage and especially for his strength. Moreover he inspired a
 2 V   |       up, and in spite of your strength you will die!”~They reached
 3 VI  |       Carthage was sapping the strength of these nations. She wrung
 4 VI  |       deal in order to acquire strength, while others who were inconvenienced
 5 VI  |         Drink!” said he, “that strength of sun-born serpents may
 6 VI  |        cross.~Carthage had not strength enough to be indignant with
 7 VII |    both hands and with all his strength dashed it to the ground;
 8 VIII|    elephants, which formed the strength of his army.~This feat of
 9 XI  |    yielded to amazement at the strength of this man. It was the
10 XII |       the gods that he had not strength enough to be indignant with
11 XII |      would return with greater strength; the Tyrian towns would
12 XII |      bent his bow with all his strength, resting the lower end of
13 XIII|     going to—?” He had not the strength to finish, and Hamilcar
14 XIV |       Some ate much, recovered strength, and were sad no more.~Soon
15 XIV |        was eaten so as to gain strength; afterwards they slept.