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 1 I   |         then gliding between the clouds, Spendius perceived a gaping
 2 III |  firmament. Sun, moon, winds and clouds appeared, and at the crash
 3 III |          was blowing, and little clouds were drifting in the paling
 4 VI  |      exalted positions among the clouds, so as to bring you close
 5 XI  |    obliged her to yield herself; clouds uplifted her, and she fell
 6 XI  |          was gliding between two clouds. They could see it through
 7 XI  |       sun, formed little rocking clouds which as they rose gradually
 8 XIII|     smoking incense on his head. Clouds hovered here and there,
 9 XIII|        whole bodies.~Night fell; clouds accumulated above the Baal.
10 XIV | re-entered their houses when the clouds accumulated more thickly;
11 XIV |          Punic battalions in the clouds. There were some who imagined