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 1 VI  |      were lost in crossing the Macaras. In spite of their position,
 2 VIII| CHAPTER VIII~THE BATTLE OF THE MACARAS~In the following day he
 3 VIII|      towards the mouths of the Macaras. Did he intend to join the
 4 VIII|        bridge built across the Macaras, three miles from Utica;
 5 VIII|        avoid the mouths of the Macaras, and come straight to the
 6 VIII|  themselves on the bank of the Macaras. In spite of the cold no
 7 VIII|     heads they all crossed the Macaras as though between two walls.
 8 XI  |      part in the battle of the Macaras; and he had even expressly
 9 XII | Mercenaries. The defeat at the Macaras had checked all the rest.
10 XIV |    course to the mouths of the Macaras.~Tunis was his; but it was