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 1 II  |                 CHAPTER II~AT SICCA~Two days afterwards the
 2 II  |   they should go into camp at Sicca, and they had been told
 3 II  |      pilgrims who repaired to Sicca. They were closed like tombs.
 4 II  |       weary at not yet seeing Sicca. They were afraid of losing
 5 II  |      as it ascended.~Although Sicca was a sacred town it could
 6 II  |  cascades from the heights of Sicca, where, with its roofing
 7 II  |     Day dawned; the people of Sicca were roused, and stirring
 8 IV  | accomplished the journey from Sicca in three days, in order
 9 VI  |        ha! my fine fellows of Sicca! You are not shouting so
10 VI  |    Nevertheless he remembered Sicca, and the rage caused by
11 VIII|      s gardens! And later, at Sicca, I maddened them all with
12 XIV |      the lions on the road to Sicca?”~“They were our brothers!”