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 1 I  |         they were numerous, they ate and drank with perfect freedom.~
 2 I  | themselves on the cushions, they ate squatting round large trays,
 3 II |          at long intervals. They ate grapes along the margin
 4 VI |           and while he bathed he ate flamingoes’ tongues with
 5 VII|        we drank mules’ urine and ate the straps of our sandals;
 6 VII|         at night in the gardens, ate the refuse from the kitchens,—
 7 X  |     vervain, and maidenhair; she ate mandrakes every morning;
 8 XII|      some the same evening. They ate greedily. Then when they
 9 XIV|      them with lance thrusts and ate them, and when their stomachs
10 XIV|          a little meal; and they ate this during the night, with
11 XIV|    squatted upon their heels and ate. The rest looked on from
12 XIV|          of them every day. Some ate much, recovered strength,
13 XIV|       young boy, and no one ever ate with them, not even excepting