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The resistance made the victors only the more eager, the old praetorian cohorts being especially determined. They employed at the same time every device that had ever been invented for the destruction of the strongest cities'the tortoise, artillery, earthworks, and firebrands'shouting that all the labour and danger that they had suffered in all their battles would be crowned by this achievement.
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