Chapter

1 VI |       already leaped outside the palisades, and were facing their enemies
2 IX |      them. And then how were the palisades to be crossed? As to the
3 IX |     second trench dug within the palisades, a second wall raised, and
4 IX |          way or another, had the palisades opened; and the Carthaginians
5 IX |          been effected along the palisades by means of the straps of
6 IX |          were leaping across the palisades; their hands would be struck
7 XII|      recognised by their sloping palisades. A long heap of black cinders
8 XII| projecting above the edge of the palisades.~Then the Barbarians were
9 XII|          Soon at the edge of the palisades there rose two crossed standards,