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 1 II  |         amid the branches of a palm tree. Some of the Ancients were
 2 II  | extraordinary on the top of a carob tree: a lion’s head reared itself
 3 II  |         them. Here and there a palm tree leaned over a sand hill,
 4 V   |       leaped at a bound into a palm tree.~When they had left the
 5 VII |             serpent winding about a tree. In his fingers, which were
 6 XI  |            ivy on the branches of a tree. Sweat flowed down his breast
 7 XI  |           house, a stone, or a palm tree remaining! And if men fail
 8 XII |       Carthage. He leaned against a tree to keep himself from falling,
 9 XIII|            ergastulum, under a palm tree, a voice was raised, a mournful
10 XIV |      gardens under a large sycamore tree, amid pillows of yellow
11 XIV |           he did not leave a single tree nor a blade of grass; the
12 XIV |        falls from the branches of a tree,—and Carthage, gulf, mountains,
13 XV  |              he should be tied to a tree, and an ape behind him should