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 1 II  |   trail of serpents, those who read the stars, and those who
 2 II  |      omitting a single figure, read all the expenses that the
 3 II  |   guilty shall be punished! He read the enumeration of their
 4 IV  |        handed to the captains, read to the soldiers, and definitively
 5 IV  |    pigment on sheep skins; and read out all that had entered
 6 VII |        the servant hastened to read all that had been brought
 7 VII |     losses which had just been read to him; and he was going
 8 VII |    right hand stretched out he read other more complicated lines
 9 XII | reinforcements.~Spendius first read the letter three times in
10 XII | unrolled papyrus: “Look at it! read! see their promises! I do
11 XIII|    flesh;—and insults might be read on corpses such as “pig,” “