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 1 I   |         he saw that none of the armed men were unfriendly to him,
 2 II  |     crack, and the long mass of armed soldiers overflowed between
 3 VI  |         Negroes were seized and armed, and merchants on their
 4 VIII|    rendered them formidable. He armed their drivers with mallet
 5 VIII|       with eight hundred others armed with round shields and Roman
 6 VIII|       intervals, came the light armed soldiers with shields of
 7 XIII|       the rest.~The slaves were armed, the arsenals were emptied,
 8 XIII|       meanwhile ran to and fro; armed bands passed; captains shouted
 9 XIV | Hamilcar next took out a galley armed with a catapult at each
10 XIV |    towers on elephants terribly armed.~Besides the spears on their
11 XIV |  comprised Campanians, who were armed with axes; he hurled them
12 XIV |       lastly only two—a Samnite armed with an axe, and Matho who