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 1 V   |    streets amid the darkness. The strips of esparto-grass with which
 2 VII |           took out knotted cords, strips of linen or papyrus, and
 3 VII | generosity.~Hamilcar snatched the strips of linen from his hands.~“
 4 VII |         with heavy rings; and the strips of cloth enfolding his legs
 5 VIII|           in great light-coloured strips, then parted asunder and
 6 XII |         hideous weapons. Greenish strips hung from their foreheads;
 7 XIV |         over the corpses they cut strips from them with their knives,
 8 XIV |       arranged like rungs between strips of canvas, they succeeded
 9 XIV |         what looked like greenish strips; and the tears streaming
10 XV  |     handfuls of hair from him and strips of flesh; others smeared