Chapter

1 IV  |     such an outrage would be formidable. It was necessary, therefore,
2 VI  |   slightest storm shook this formidable machine.~The treasury was
3 VII |    skin, wherein gleamed two formidable cutlasses.~As soon as Hamilcar
4 VIII|  property, and rendered them formidable. He armed their drivers
5 XI  |  this,” she thought, “is the formidable man who makes Carthage tremble!”~
6 XIII|   further back, appeared the formidable helepolis of Demetrius Poliorcetes,
7 XIV | columns, in a marvellous and formidable fashion.~A herald was immediately
8 XIV |      protection of something formidable, had taken from Hamilcar’