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 1 II |           for he had sold all the captives on his own account, although
 2 VI |           Indeed the Carthaginian captives could distinguish the velaria
 3 VI |        prayers!” He perceived the captives and burst out laughing: “
 4 VI |        the vapour bath.~The three captives were still before him. Then
 5 VII|      money that you want, all the captives, all the booty, fifty zereths
 6 VII|          all that remained of the captives of war!~Then Hamilcar grew
 7 IX |         Carthage the two thousand captives taken on the battlefield.
 8 IX |      decreed the execution of the captives, although the Suffet had
 9 XI |           and the massacre of the captives; then he had taken no advantage
10 XII|           had proposed to all the captives that they should serve in
11 XII|          over Gisco and the other captives. A Samian trader, one Hipponax,
12 XII| Carthaginians. The torture of the captives was child’s play. Why spare
13 XII|        they turned again upon the captives. Several were still in the
14 XIV|          now sending him back her captives. She scorned the overtures
15 XIV|           of Carthaginians—twenty captives taken in the last encounter,