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 1 II  |       dust. In the morning he hid himself in caves; in the
 2 VII |    tip of his finger; then he hid his face in a saffron-coloured
 3 VII |     the men had subsided they hid their faces in their sleeves,
 4 X   |       you abandoned him?” She hid her face in her veils, and
 5 XI  | seemed to me like a veil that hid your face; you would look
 6 XIII|      mouth to form a gag, and hid him under the bed of the
 7 XIV |     surrounded by the Greeks, hid himself in one of the gaps;
 8 XIV |       for the Punic standards hid the horizon from the Mercenaries)
 9 XIV |     mass; the fat on his legs hid the nails on his feet; from
10 XIV |       the caves in which they hid in order to sleep were walled