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1      I, III    |     day we entered a port of Africa: so prosperous, by the will
2      I, III    |     anchor. The continent of Africa then lay before our eyes ;
3      I, III(3) |     on the northern coast of Africa; it is now known as the
4      I, III    | which lies between Egypt and Africa,6 and through which Cato
5      I, III(6) |                     The term Africa here used in its more restricted
6      I, XII(18)|     on this, "Frequens id in Africa. Quin et ferrum nimio solis
7      I, XXIII  |   Carthage, when I came into Africa. Only that presbyter of
8    III, XVII   |      happen to cross over to Africa, you will relate what you