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 1 I   |      on the crown of the head, snatched at the water-melons and
 2 II  |       bounded to Hanno’s feet, snatched up a herald’s trumpet, blew
 3 VI  |     who was listening eagerly, snatched up the zaimph abruptly and
 4 VII |           Taller than you!”~He snatched off the tiara, the ensign
 5 VII |      such generosity.~Hamilcar snatched the strips of linen from
 6 VII |       the Suffet indignant; he snatched the jet necklace out of
 7 VIII|       were about to perish; he snatched their arms from them, and
 8 VIII|        it; they rose as though snatched from the soil, ascended
 9 VIII|  desperate than the defeat. He snatched up his sword and threw it
10 XII | crashings of the cymbals. Some snatched off their amulets and spat
11 XII | blackened with dust. The Greek snatched from his hand a roll of
12 XII |        were among the baggage, snatched up its halter, and with
13 XIII|        Hannibal with one hand, snatched up the cord of a trailing
14 XIV |        plain; some Mercenaries snatched away their armour, clothed
15 XV  |       with a single blow, then snatched out the heart and laid it