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 1 I   |       tapped with an ox-bone on a brazen buckler.~Suddenly they heard
 2 I   |          placed fire beneath some brazen vases, and amused themselves
 3 VI  |          cothurni, buckled on his brazen jacket of mail, and took
 4 VI  |       near them rose at intervals brazen vats, in which floods of
 5 VII |  outstretched arms sounded a loud brazen cry over Carthage.~People
 6 VII |     struck upon the breast of the brazen colossus, which was divided
 7 VII |           styrax shrivelling on a brazen tripod in the centre.~The
 8 XIII| disjointed stones. Then the lofty brazen mass, nine stories high,
 9 XIII|          in order to draw out the brazen god without touching the
10 XIII|    afterwards as holy things.~The brazen statue continued to advance
11 XIII|        flowed like sweat over its brazen limbs. Around the circular
12 XIII|       rose from time to time.~The brazen arms were working more quickly.
13 XIV |       drank urine cooled in their brazen helmets.~And they still
14 XIV |           foot-soldiers alone had brazen armour, all the rest had