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 1 II  |      they called him consul, and Roman citizen, and threw pebbles
 2 VI  |    treasury was exhausted by the Roman war and by all that had
 3 VII |    steered your galleys into the Roman fleet?”~“I was driven by
 4 VII |    clasping the foreheads of the Roman women. Others had silver
 5 VII |         and in accordance with a Roman custom lately introduced
 6 VIII|         there were three hundred Roman pila kept in the temple
 7 VIII|     armed with round shields and Roman swords.~The heavy cavalry
 8 IX  | everything was to be carried, in Roman fashion, on the back. As
 9 IX  |         cubits deep to be dug in Roman fashion round his camp,
10 XI  |         than the plague, and the Roman war! The provinces shudder
11 XII |        of Chanaanitish race. The Roman people threatened the Republic
12 XIII|        and was not taller than a Roman sword. His curly hair shaded