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There was also in that same region an extensive round tract, enclosed by a strong fence and containing the wild beasts that were kept for the kings entertainment: lions with flowing manes, boars with bristling shoulders, and bears savage beyond all manner of madness (as they usually are in Persia), and other choice animals of enormous size; our cavalry burst the fastenings of the gates and butchered them all with hunting-spears and showers of missiles.
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