Chapter

 1 I   |        the trumpet? But you will rest later, will you not? When
 2 II  |          regular troops, and the rest according to nationality
 3 II  |           or perhaps Matho would rest his arm carelessly on the
 4 II  |        with marble raspings. The rest of the body was concealed
 5 II  |          the Syssitia, while the rest shall be sent to scrape
 6 II  |     drowned in the tumult of the rest; Spendius added:~“Have you
 7 II  |       put on the camels with the rest of the baggage. They were
 8 IV  |         were melancholy, and the rest dissembled their anxiety.~
 9 IV  |         more outrageous than the rest; they demanded maidens,
10 IV  |         the Asiatics and all the rest! But you, who are few in
11 IV  |  excessively violent Gisco would rest one elbow on his ivory sceptre
12 IV  |          accepted money like the rest.~But the Balearians had
13 VI  |          he was taking delicious rest beside a large jar filled
14 VI  |       place the main body should rest on Tunis and occupy the
15 VI  |       remained before Tunis, the rest disappeared to re-appear
16 VII | continuation of the vault and to rest at the horizon upon the
17 VII |       reappeared at Carthage—the rest having died of fatigue or
18 VIII|    intimidate the avarice of the rest, he himself gave sixty suits
19 VIII|          back again, would never rest. Spendius envied his energy;
20 VIII|         but the Suffet bade them rest for two hours. As soon as
21 VIII|         at the same time all the rest saw the foot-soldiers hastening
22 VIII|        the Clinabarians. All the rest were hemmed in, and unable
23 VIII|       and terror seized upon the rest. Spendius was seen stooping
24 IX  |          of them were burnt; the rest were thrown into the sea,
25 IX  |       away the companions of the rest by the bait or even by the
26 IX  |          would easily manage the rest.~The Barbarians were disturbed:
27 IX  |       hundred men apart from the rest in the camp of the nomads.
28 IX  |          with a stupid look; the rest cried out to their friends
29 IX  |          of the day they used to rest listening to the vague noise
30 IX  |        nothing lamented like the rest. The populace was jealous
31 IX  |       their open hand, while the rest lay flat on their faces
32 XI  |      down to the ground; for the rest of the body, which was cumbered
33 XII |        beard and they called the rest.~Stretched on his back,
34 XII |         the pusillanimity of the rest, an army of five thousand
35 XII |     crossed by swimming, and the rest on their shields. They resumed
36 XII |      Macaras had checked all the rest. At last they had recovered
37 XII |         might be seen behind the rest, with beast-like profiles
38 XIII|       acted like slings, and the rest like bows.~The first, which
39 XIII|       away by the passion of the rest.~The slaves were armed,
40 XIII|          run and set fire to the rest. They were extinguished
41 XIII|        look, as if he found some rest from her fatigues in the
42 XIII|   themselves through fear of the rest.~The stones from the catapults,
43 XIII|         hand like shepherds; the rest hurled leaden bullets with
44 XIII|        and wine. He gave all the rest of the corn that he was
45 XIII|       had knives rushed upon the rest. They slaughtered one another.
46 XIV |       their men stirred. But the rest, under the command of Autaritus,
47 XIV |          beat them down upon the rest with blows of pike and sabre;
48 XIV |   columns, they had drawn on the rest. The rocks, which were somewhat
49 XIV |        for two days; and all the rest found themselves destitute,—
50 XIV |       the foot of the rocks; the rest covered the plain confusedly.
51 XIV |         their heels and ate. The rest looked on from a distance;
52 XIV |        to be made use of for the rest. Artifices were employed
53 XIV | poisonous, so as to keep off the rest, he fed himself upon it.~
54 XIV |       they were returning to the rest in order to fulfil them.~“
55 XIV |       who were sturdier than the rest, were still shrieking. The
56 XIV |       will be to-morrow with the rest.’”~This generosity astonished
57 XIV |       had brazen armour, all the rest had cutlasses on the end
58 XIV |   Numidians carried away all the rest.~The Barbarians had set
59 XIV |        and as the dead fell, the rest would mount upon them to
60 XV  |           and why disappoint the rest? They would have liked a
61 XV  |          and sometimes she would rest both arms, which were laden