Chapter

  1 I   |         turn.~Hamilcar’s kitchens being insufficient, the Council
  2 I   |           dilated with the joy of being able at last to gorge at
  3 I   |       terraces, and ramparts were being carved by degrees upon the
  4 II  |      could tell what festival was being celebrated.~On the following
  5 II  |           a temple, and her whole being emitted something that was
  6 II  |           who were furious at not being paid, laid the blame upon
  7 II  |          random to right or left, being embarrassed by the tent-ropes,
  8 II  |        the tripods where food was being cooked. Sometimes a fat
  9 II  |    slowness of a phantom, a human being, bent, lean, entirely naked,
 10 II  |         them that, their accounts being very difficult, the Ancients
 11 III |    Tanaach, from the depths of my being there exhale as it were
 12 III | possessions, all the stronger for being vague, which were spread
 13 IV  |      terraces, the oxen that were being slaughtered bellowed in
 14 IV  |           declared that they were being duped. Then they drew their
 15 IV  |           declared that they were being forgotten. Every minute
 16 IV  |        was well aware that he was being abandoned by his country;
 17 IV  |         suspecting that they were being deceived, accepted the accounts
 18 IV  |         as he inspected them, but being quite ignorant of his language
 19 V   |    several times felt that it was being pulled very gently from
 20 V   |      about him; but the missiles, being badly aimed (for there was
 21 VI  |        place, and the metropolis, being revictualled in this way,
 22 VI  |      plain of Carthage, Autaritus being in command. As to Narr’
 23 VI  |         with all, without any one being strong enough to engross
 24 VI  |           in his palace at night, being unable to sleep, he would
 25 VI  |       masses of lead were already being showered down upon them
 26 VI  |           of the dishes that were being placed around him. They
 27 VII |           terraces were gradually being loaded with people; a few
 28 VII |         The scattered lights were being extinguished, the broader
 29 VII |         shoulders as if they were being scourged with thongs. “You
 30 VII |            But the marine Suffet, being a sacerdotal magistrate
 31 VII |       monster cylinders—the first being built of stone, the second
 32 VII |           need of complaining and being comforted. Hamilcar was
 33 VII |     vessels, deduction of a tenth being made for the temple of the
 34 VII |        parcels of nard which were being packed up for countries
 35 VII |           which carried a funnel, being made to revolve upon the
 36 VII |        The grain grated as it was being crushed. Several fell upon
 37 VII |      personage appeared, his rank being displayed in the richness
 38 VII |           they were reverenced as being the favourites of the Sun.~
 39 VIII|       soldiers into even numbers, being careful to place a strong
 40 VIII|        weariness; no progress was being made; a battle would be
 41 VIII|         town and would not leave, being sure that it would open
 42 VIII|          the elephants, they were being hunted in the woods, he
 43 VIII|       would think that Autaritus, being master of the interior,
 44 VIII|        beginning, the Mercenaries being further off. Again, he could
 45 VIII|          about her, and the other being prevented by a feeling of
 46 VIII|          a vast plain, the latter being advantageous for his elephants,
 47 VIII|            dead. Meanwhile he was being called for; thirty thousand
 48 VIII|          the trumpets, which were being blown furiously. The space
 49 IX  |           cavalry, men and horses being hidden beneath cuirasses
 50 IX  |        ransacked without anything being discerned in them. The Punic
 51 IX  |           the houses. The sparks, being carried by the wind, were
 52 IX  |           the harbour of Utica as being the nearest to Carthage.~
 53 IX  |           interfere in it without being willing to obey him. Autaritus
 54 IX  |           of pikes; sentries were being relieved, and eating was
 55 IX  |          of incalculable worth, a being handsome, young, virgin,
 56 X   |          the influence of Rabbet, being skilful to discern the gods
 57 X   |         even manners of speech as being true in themselves, a distinction
 58 XI  |       more rapid rate, the ground being firmer.~But although it
 59 XI  |          one just now; the region being a sterile one, the Barbarians
 60 XI  |          An uprising of his whole being urged him towards her. He
 61 XI  |      stores and baggage that were being rescued from the fire. Trumpets
 62 XI  |           was she of this unclean being, who was as hideous as a
 63 XI  |         broken. Then he shivered, being seized with a terrible suspicion.
 64 XII |      Hippo-Zarytus, and the space being broader at this spot he
 65 XII |       withdraw when the earth was being thrown in. They blackened
 66 XII |         Suddenly, without any one being able to guess from what
 67 XII |     informed them that a plot was being organised to promote their
 68 XII |           porches. Soon the mass, being too tightly packed, could
 69 XII |       themselves further off, all being quite resolved to lay siege
 70 XII |         them, close to the walls, being unwilling to move.~Then
 71 XII |          the plain. The aqueduct, being cut through in the centre,
 72 XIII|        stood upon the tablet, and being lowered by a blow of the
 73 XIII|       northern and eastern sides, being protected by the sea and
 74 XIII|     itself almost vertically, and being overweighted at the end,
 75 XIII|         dig mines, but the earth, being badly supported, fell in.
 76 XIII|        the courts. But the fires, being too much confined, kindled
 77 XIII|      impotence. He accused her of being the cause of the war. Matho,
 78 XIII|           entrance to the harbour being free.~But soon the Barbarians
 79 XIII|           boil them in wine, wine being cheaper than water. Others
 80 XIII|         Syssitia; a woman who was being confined in the street of
 81 XIII|       upon them. But Narr’ Havas, being too weak, was not going
 82 XIII|        Some corpses did not fall, being too much pressed by the
 83 XIII|          taken his lion’s skin as being more convenient for battle.
 84 XIII|          beam of the catapult was being lowered.~Hamilcar was at
 85 XIII|         no fighting that day, all being too much exhausted. The
 86 XIII|     failed not to recommend it as being easier and more pleasant.~
 87 XIII|         of the Mappalian district being led by an old man.~He was
 88 XIII|          the door. The Suffet was being asked for. The servants
 89 XIII|          seeing anything and from being recognised.~Hamilcar, in
 90 XIV |       vanquished Tanith; and she, being now fecundated, opened up
 91 XIV |        make them go on; they were being crushed against the mountain,
 92 XIV |       seize and mount them before being overtaken. Several even
 93 XIV |       horror;—many, nevertheless, being, at the bottom of their
 94 XIV |          that their stomachs were being wrenched from them with
 95 XIV |       hair of the Barbarians were being covered with it as though
 96 XIV |      became forgetful of himself, being carried away by the warmth
 97 XIV |        breasts cracked like boxes being forced; two were crushed
 98 XIV |          which were recognised as being chariot-wheels, revolved
 99 XIV |     twisted like a marine monster being slaughtered on the shore,
100 XIV |       down to the shoulder, there being no arm on that side, and
101 XIV |      Etruscans in the centre, all being fastened to a bronze chain;
102 XIV |         legs of a compass that is being closed. The Barbarians,
103 XIV |        entered the gap; they were being lost; Matho checked them,—
104 XIV |        stir; those who were dead, being prevented from falling,
105 XIV |    syntagmata; their signals were being repeated by the standards,
106 XIV |         age, and even women, who, being unable to withstand their
107 XIV |      Matho of the blows that were being aimed at him. “Master, this
108 XV  |           among these women, and, being perfumed and dressed like
109 XV  |          his present tortures not being enough for them, they foretold