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 1 III |         mingling her speech with fragments of hymns:~“How lightly turnest
 2 VII |         which was full of filth, fragments of wood, and rinds of fruit,
 3 VII |          was disappearing, while fragments of glass and the bones of
 4 VII |   catapult to make them fly into fragments! He felt humiliated at having
 5 IX  |          big birds holding human fragments in their reddened beaks.~
 6 XI  | interiors might be distinguished fragments of pottery, rags of clothing,
 7 XII |          them dust, vinegar, and fragments of pottery; others waited
 8 XII |    former slave had fastened two fragments of a lance against his thigh;
 9 XIII|       and from time to time huge fragments broke off from it, like
10 XIV |         fell back, leaving human fragments and bloodstained hair on
11 XIV |      shapeless remains, like the fragments of animals that are hung
12 XIV |      then set off again with the fragments of their weapons in their