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 1 II  |        their nation. Night had fallen, a great tumult was spreading
 2 IV  |        a black stone which had fallen from the moon. Many Carthaginians
 3 V   | peacefully about, spurning the fallen fir-cones with their cloven
 4 VII |      these abaddirs, which had fallen from the moon. By their
 5 VII |      gold dust in his hair had fallen upon his shoulders, where
 6 VII |         glossopetrae which had fallen from the moon, tyanos, diamonds,
 7 VIII|     fact the Carthaginians had fallen back behind the bridge,
 8 XII |       mud although no rain had fallen.~This confusion of dead
 9 XII |     big stones.~When night had fallen yellow-haired dogs, those
10 XII |     Nevertheless a portion had fallen down in the direction of
11 XIII|     deal, and that he had then fallen asleep. Salammbo told no
12 XIII|     Abbadirs, stones which had fallen from the moon, were whirling
13 XIII|        The hierodules took the fallen ashes at the edge of the
14 XIV |     before them like a rampart fallen from the skies.~The Suffet’
15 XIV |  breasts, and their bodies had fallen somewhat, in spite of the