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 1 7 |          meeting the enemy, he is said to have vowed the best of
 2 11|           his scars: "Why, then," said Marcellus, "did not you,
 3 18| artificers and engineers, "What," said he, "must we give up fighting
 4 18|          and admirable; but he is said to have requested his friends
 5 19|        spacious city below, he is said to have wept much, commiserating
 6 21|          sloth, and, as Euripides said of Hercules, had been - ~
 7 26|           success; "For you see," said he, "how, after such great
 8 26|       soldiers together. "I see," said he, "many Roman arms and
 9 27|       news of which, "O strange!" said Hannibal, "what will you
10 27|     considerable slaughter. It is said more than eight thousand
11 28|           Seeing that Marcellus," said he, "after brief exercise
12 29|         commander, you might have said that he was agitated by
13 32|    impossible, it seems then," he said, "to do anything against