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 1 III |  During an eclipse she nearly died.~But Rabetna, in jealousy,
 2 IV  |       they were old, and that died in routs on the roadsides
 3 V   |   through the air and at last died away.~“And the veil?” said
 4 VII | against his breast, and as it died his laughter increased,
 5 VII |      Carthage—the rest having died of fatigue or become mad
 6 VII |       slaves. But twelve have died in the salt-marshes.”~“That
 7 VII |       over them. But they had died from their mutilations;
 8 XII |      ivory. Although they had died at almost the same time
 9 XIII| relatives and friends who had died far away during the war.
10 XIII|    refused them, and they all died. People wandered in the
11 XIII|    beholders. The last shouts died out one by one,—and the
12 XIII|   fathers, whose children had died previously, cast their effigies,
13 XIV |      ninth day three Iberians died.~Their frightened companions
14 XIV |       whom consuls had feared died beneath sticks hurled by
15 XV  |      hung to the ground.~Thus died Hamilcar’s daughter for