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 1 IV  |    six thousand men? If the enemy bent towards the east they
 2 V   | crime!”~“But Tanith is your enemy,” retorted Spendius; “she
 3 VI  |     which gaped towards the enemy for the purpose of terrifying
 4 VII |     by you in Sardinia. The enemy is apprised of the road
 5 VII |   they not gone over to the enemy a hundred times?” cried
 6 VII |   zereths of land for every enemy’s corpse.”~“No! no! because
 7 VIII|    me any one, anything, an enemy, a treasure, a woman,—a
 8 IX  |      she was a deserter, an enemy. Some threw stones at her
 9 XII |  the weapons taken from the enemy; and they were now presenting
10 XIII| were set up in front of the enemy.~Spendius arranged three
11 XIII|  Others crept as far as the enemy’s outposts, and entered
12 XIV |  whom he knew to be Barca’s enemy, and striving to move Hamilcar’
13 XIV |     the centre attacked the enemy, and those at the other
14 XIV | their wounds to terrify the enemy. The voice of the crier