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 1 VI  |         Utica and Hippo-Zarytus refused their alliance. Phoenician
 2 VI  | Republic! Ptolemaeus had lately refused it two thousand talents.
 3 VII |        upon you! and you always refused me money!”~“We had need
 4 IX  |      dreaded a snare. Autaritus refused.~Then the Ancients decreed
 5 IX  |      among the stallions. A few refused to do so, and he had them
 6 IX  |         his troops; he had even refused to take augurs with him;
 7 X   |       had several times already refused the four live sparrows which
 8 XII |          Several had fearlessly refused; and quite resolved neither
 9 XII |       pity, nor gods, that they refused all overtures beforehand,
10 XIII|      that were still warm; they refused them, and they all died.
11 XIV |  mutually. Such as had at first refused went to see the Garamantians,