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 1 I  |  the shadow to discover the wound.~By a ray of the moon which
 2 I  | Spendius perceived a gaping wound in the middle of the arm.
 3 V  |   and her ample white tunic wound in soft draperies to her
 4 VII|   slit, another had a large wound in its knee, while the trunk
 5 IX |      threw himself upon the wound—and gluing his lips to it
 6 IX |    roused by the shock of a wound. Every minute there was
 7 XI |  the end of a leathern lace wound round his arm, or would
 8 XIV|     viper crush it upon the wound. The king of the Numidians
 9 XV |   his blood streamed from a wound in his hip, he felt that
10 XV |      pressed it against his wound. The flesh was seen to smoke;