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 1 IV  |   knapsacks was redder than an altar.~They became terrible after
 2 V   | corridor, wherein there was an altar of small dimensions leaning
 3 VII |       steps leading to a great altar, the corners of which terminated
 4 VII |       and much higher than the altar, rose the Moloch, all of
 5 VII |       river streaming from the altar to the door and flowing
 6 VII |      surveying the step of the altar with half-closed eyelids,
 7 VII |        the highest step of the altar, quivering and terrible;
 8 VII |        was associated with the altar. They drew back.~Hamilcar
 9 VII |        them rushed towards the altar; they brandished daggers.
10 VII | staircases which led on to the altar, and walked upon the latter!
11 X   |     rakes for the ashes of the altar, and all the robes of the
12 X   |    limbs, like a victim at the altar’s foot awaiting the blow
13 XIII| portions and buried behind the altar. Then every evening the
14 XIII|      touching the ashes of the altar. Then as soon as the sun