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 1 II  |       for painting the eyes—all belonging to the guards, who were
 2 IV  |         beaten earth. The woods belonging to the temples were like
 3 VII |       shoulders; and the people belonging to Megara wore black or
 4 VII |        litter-carriers, the men belonging to the vapour-baths, and
 5 IX  |   embarked at Annaba in a sloop belonging to the Numidians. Then the
 6 IX  |         Matho made the horsemen belonging to Narr’ Havas charge them
 7 IX  |       from pride the patricians belonging to his faction supported
 8 IX  |      see in the moonlight a dog belonging to the Barbarians coming
 9 XI  |       was something special and belonging to her alone. Her eyes and
10 XII |      soldiers and the provinces belonging to Narr’ Havas; the Tyrian
11 XIII| understand! No one, even though belonging to the house, must know
12 XIII|         heels of pearl,—sandals belonging to his own daughter! But
13 XIV |         and all the serving-men belonging to the Mercenaries. They
14 XV  |     screaming of voices; slaves belonging to Hamilcar offered in his
15 XV  |       the houses, and servants, belonging to the Ancients, walked