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 1 IV  |    unclean food. One morning the sentries perceived that they were
 2 VI  |        the Legion were posted as sentries on the platform of the aqueduct,
 3 VI  |         the slopes of Byrsa. But sentries marched round them continually.
 4 VIII|          of spies, the choice of sentries, the working of the engines
 5 VIII|          brought them drink. The sentries walked up and down along
 6 IX  | inspected clothes and boots; the sentries were even forbidden to use
 7 IX  |      beneath the piles of pikes; sentries were being relieved, and
 8 IX  |        trampled straw. Often the sentries on vedette upon the terrace
 9 XII |      ground on a flattened spot. Sentries formed a circle round them,
10 XII |         soon they diminished the sentries on the aqueduct. There were
11 XII |         base of the pillars.~The sentries on the platform were walking
12 XIII|       sky, and the lances of the sentries formed what was like a border
13 XIII|      that very reason denuded of sentries. His slaves had for a long
14 XIV |    bushes they met with ambushed sentries, who prostrated themselves