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 1 I   |            a plaintive song, a song loud and soft, rising and falling
 2 I   |           soldiers greeted him with loud shouts, all crying:~“The
 3 II  |            hoarse voice would utter loud reproaches; then the bearers
 4 IV  |            of the camp, swayed with loud shouts from the gates to
 5 VI  |            uttered simultaneously a loud howl, and Matho, carried
 6 VI  |          ladders would break with a loud crash, and masses of men
 7 VII |         outstretched arms sounded a loud brazen cry over Carthage.~
 8 VII |            made no reply, as if the loud clamour of oceans and battles
 9 VII | strengthening the sounds—rose, grew loud, became terrible, and then
10 VII |            that they burst out into loud laughter. The vault rang
11 VIII|           the distance there came a loud noise of footsteps dominated
12 IX  |           the air as they flew with loud hoarse cries, and formed
13 IX  |           down nine times uttered a loud cry in salutation of the
14 XIII|            region of the stars.~The loud noise and great light had
15 XIV |            white cloaks would utter loud shouts, raise their arms,