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 1 IV |        If they fell back to the west, Numidia would rise. Finally,
 2 VI | Lusitanians, and the men of the West, and of the islands; all
 3 VI |         seen coming up from the west. At the same time horsemen
 4 VII|   morning perceived towards the west something like a bird skimming
 5 VII|       with the Numidians in the west, and the Nomads come from
 6 VII|        continuously towards the west for four moons without meeting
 7 IX |       and others further to the west. Zounghar built in the mountains,
 8 IX |      the east, and Matho in the west, in such a way that all
 9 XI |      Then he would draw off the West to the conquest of Iberia;
10 XII|      was wide this time and the west wind had not been blowing.
11 XII|         appeared the men of the West, the people of the Numidians.
12 XIV|     with broad red bands in the west.~In one of the heaps, which