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Then, when the signal had been given for all to raise a shout, he struck  fear into them as they fled in disorder; and many, as if the enemy were at hand, were killed by throwing themselves over the slippery stones and pathless crags, still more, disabled in some part of their limbs,  were deserted by those who escaped injury.
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