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 1 I   |        and some of them had been known to risk their lives for
 2 I   | acquainted with her. It was only known that she led a retired life,
 3 VII |         the routes should not be known. King Ptolemaeus was detaining
 4 XII |         to it! their designs are known! a single one might ruin
 5 XII |     Those who are worthy will be known by the speed of their legs
 6 XII |        no haste, for it was well known that a terrible action was
 7 XIII|           and she would not have known in what way or in what words
 8 XIII|  decision was almost immediately known in Carthage, and lamentations
 9 XIV |        The Suffet could not have known anything about it; the town
10 XIV |      Hamilcar’s designs were not known. He lived alone in his tent
11 XIV |        Zuaeces went away. It was known that they numbered scarcely