Chapter

 1 I   |         beasts, and a prison for slaves.~Fig-trees surrounded the
 2 I   |      lake; through the trees the slaves of the kitchens might be
 3 I   |        the Council had sent them slaves, ware, and beds, and in
 4 I   |          It was the voice of the slaves in the ergastulum. Some
 5 I   |          had a common table. The slaves returned. At that hour all
 6 I   |       they replied.~And when the slaves confessed with trembling
 7 I   |     poisoned. They fell upon the slaves, a terrible clamour was
 8 I   |          the death-rattle of the slaves expiring amid the broken
 9 I   |        now with the blood of his slaves! Know you of any in your
10 I   |        and I should in turn have slaves! Are you not weary of sleeping
11 II  |      they would have concubines, slaves, lands; others intended
12 II  |          Hanno, supported by two slaves, put his tottering feet
13 II  |  frontier. Sicily, where so many slaves used to be had, is now closed
14 II  |          of perfumes, aromatics, slaves, and silphium, for you are
15 II  |          Without waiting for the slaves, they very quickly unfastened
16 IV  |         bellowed in the temples, slaves ran about with baskets on
17 IV  |       their breasts. Friends and slaves followed, all without arms,
18 IV  |          but was repelled by the slaves, and disappeared swearing
19 IV  |        Then they returned to the slaves of the exchequer and again
20 V   |      saying. “She will call, her slaves will run up, and in spite
21 V   |          women, serving-men, and slaves, rushed into the room with
22 V   | surrounded by the firmament. The slaves were going to fall upon
23 VI  |       the matters of tillage and slaves, was amazed at it ninety-two
24 VI  |         and were followed by the slaves from the country; caravans
25 VI  |       hard dealings in lands and slaves and with the poor, fortunes
26 VI  |      points of their lances. The slaves who were to hurl stones
27 VII |        at a wave of his hand the slaves withdrew. Then, signing
28 VII |       cultivated lands supported slaves who followed trades. All
29 VII |         his sons, commanding his slaves, happy, and counting on
30 VII |       your hanging beds, and the slaves who rub your feet! The jackal
31 VII |       This was to drive back the slaves, who were curious to see
32 VII |          moon, had inspected the slaves and had been careful of
33 VII |         visit in the summer! The slaves at Tuburbo who were reaping
34 VII |        on the security of thirty slaves. But twelve have died in
35 VII |          with broken vases, dead slaves, and spoiled carpets set
36 VII |     victim, he condemned all the slaves of the gardens to the mines
37 VII |         while sending you to the slaves’ school at Syracuse. Fetch
38 VII |      Gracious Tanith, to cripple slaves! Ah! you ruin your master!
39 VII |          all the women fled. The slaves drew back and formed a large
40 VII |         his personality, and the slaves could not understand whence
41 VIII|        Then some of the Suffet’s slaves went on ahead to look for
42 IX  |          at the corners; and his slaves went as far as the middle
43 IX  |        the porters, sutlers, and slaves were beginning to murmur,
44 IX  |      invaded by strange men; the slaves, trembling on their own
45 X   |    against his hip. The eunuchs, slaves, and women had been scrupulously
46 XI  |          cups and my slaughtered slaves, and your anger was so strong
47 XII |     surrendered would be sold as slaves, and the vanquished would
48 XIII|         passion of the rest.~The slaves were armed, the arsenals
49 XIII|       and extraordinary.~His own slaves tore off the silver plates
50 XIII|      twelve hundred marriageable slaves destined for prostitution
51 XIII|         denuded of sentries. His slaves had for a long time been
52 XIII|          dig the gravel with his slaves.~He gave clothing, boots,
53 XIII|       the commercial house. Some slaves who had run up at a sign
54 XIII|          and take from among the slaves a male child from eight
55 XIII|     cried; and the master of the slaves fled.~The misfortune which
56 XIV |        he would punish them like slaves. He had the ten ambassadors
57 XV  |   continual screaming of voices; slaves belonging to Hamilcar offered
58 XV  |      removed doves flew out.~The slaves, meanwhile, with tunics
59 XV  |        not feel the blows of the slaves who struck at them to drive
60 XV  |         advanced no further.~The slaves of the Council struck him
61 XV  |     belonged to the priests; the slaves had just dispersed the crowd,