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Fired by the glory of Syracuse captured and Hannibal for the first time routed by him before the walls of Nola, he strove his hardest either to lay low the Carthaginian army in Italy or to drive it out of Italy. As he enquired the will of the gods in a ceremonial sacrifice, the liver of the first victim to fall before the hearth was found to be headless and the second had a double-headed liver.
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