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 1 II  |         heed to this, and began to march behind him, from time to
 2 II  |            During the whole of the march he remained near Matho;
 3 II  |           the others resumed their march. At last the ensigns of
 4 II  |         the evening he resumed his march with his bleeding wounds,
 5 IV  |        another, five during such a march, another, fourteen in the
 6 VI  |     Autaritus, and continued their march so slowly that instead of
 7 VIII|       disembark at Cape Grapes and march thence upon one of the towns.
 8 VIII|        Utica, they continued their march along the edge of the sea;
 9 VIII| Hippo-Zarytus with his soldiers to march upon Carthage. At Utica
10 IX  |           army withdrew.~It was to march to and fro between the mountain
11 IX  |         the soldiers resumed their march over the warm ashes in the
12 XII |        shields. They resumed their march. Night fell. They were out
13 XIV |      behind them, they began their march to rejoin the army at Tunis.~
14 XIV |       looked like volcanoes on the march; nothing could be distinguished