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 1 I   |   the lock-straps with their daggers, and then found themselves
 2 II  |   cuirasses. He juggled with daggers. He went and gathered herbs
 3 IV  |     hands resting on the two daggers which he carried on his
 4 V   |     arms had buried both his daggers in his sides. His head rang
 5 V   |    tomahawks, cutlasses, and daggers. They were nearly paralysed
 6 VI  |   white woollen cloaks, long daggers, copper necklaces, wooden
 7 VII |   the altar; they brandished daggers. But Hamilcar dived into
 8 XII |      not present—from wooden daggers, stone hatchets and ivory
 9 XIII|      the latter buried their daggers in them. Some corpses did
10 XIV | covered their sides, and the daggers fastened to their knee-caps,