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 1 IV  |            whole hours gazing at the aqueduct, and so persistently that
 2 IV  |            for me at the foot of the aqueduct between the ninth and tenth
 3 IV  |           and leathern sandals.”~The aqueduct of which he spoke crossed
 4 VI  |      sentries on the platform of the aqueduct, and near them rose at intervals
 5 XII |                      CHAPTER XII~THE AQUEDUCT~Twelve hours afterwards
 6 XII |           had placed soldiers on the aqueduct, they began to hurl stones,
 7 XII | symmetrically upon both sides of the aqueduct.~The Carthaginians had not
 8 XII |       diminished the sentries on the aqueduct. There were not too many
 9 XII |        returned straight towards the aqueduct; the place was unprotected:
10 XII |            skies onto the plain. The aqueduct, being cut through in the
11 XII |       perceived on the summit of the aqueduct. He stood leaning over the
12 XIII|           clear falling water of the aqueduct. A thin vapour, with a rainbow