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 1     I,     33| menaced him savagely and flung stones. And now, bleeding from
 2    II,    107|       from the engines spears, stones, and brands. At last Piso'
 3    IV,     67|        from which to discharge stones, darts, and brands on the
 4    IV,     69|   hurling at the entrenchments stones such as the hand could grasp,
 5    IV,     69|    siege-javelins and heaps of stones. Success already gained
 6    IV,     77|        encountered the falling stones; and was found in this attitude
 7   XII,     28|    then, at regular intervals, stones were placed along the foot
 8   XII,     39|      gentle slope, he piled up stones to serve as a rampart. A
 9   XII,     41|         ill-compacted fence of stones was torn down, and it was
10  XIII,     73|    fury at the disaster, flung stones from a distance, and then,
11   XIV,     24|       other; then they took up stones and at last weapons, the
12   XIV,     57|      and threatening mob, with stones and firebrands. Then the
13    XV,     10|        off the barbarians. The stones and spears penetrated their