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 1 IV  |   held out his arms; Spendius tied his wrists with a slip knot;
 2 IV  | reception of filth. They were tied with iron chains around
 3 VI  |       unfasten the cord which tied up his long red hair, and
 4 VII |  ostrich feathers, the latter tied in great bunches at the
 5 IX  |      thousand Barbarians were tied to the stelae of the tombs
 6 XI  |      Havas; their thumbs were tied together with a thong of
 7 XIII|       garment with the other, tied his feet and hands with
 8 XIII|  Their wrists and ankles were tied, and the dark drapery prevented
 9 XIV |     Their legs and hands were tied; then when they were stretched
10 XIV |     seize it. He felt himself tied by the wrists and knees,
11 XV  |     with hunger; he should be tied to a tree, and an ape behind