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1  2,       10|      extend it from the brick tower to the enemy's tower and
2  2,       10|    brick tower to the enemy's tower and wall. This was the form
3  2,       10|   this whole work to the very tower; and suddenly, before the
4  2,       11|     by our men from the brick tower, and the enemy were beaten
5  2,       12|    works completed, and their tower undermined, therefore they
6  2,       14|       agger, plutei, testudo, tower, and engines all caught
7  2,       14|    set the musculus and brick tower on fire. Thus, by the perfidy
8  2,       14| sallied out against the other tower and agger, and fought with
9  3,      112|         3.112]The Pharos is a tower on an island, of prodigious