Chapter

 1 I   |           Lacedaemonians, who had not taken off their cuirasses, were
 2 I   |       Spendius. The Carthaginians had taken him in the battle of Aeginusae,
 3 II  |               of Samnium. He had been taken and had escaped; he had
 4 II  |            back to the Romans, he had taken advantage of the confusion
 5 II  |             of Syrtis. His father had taken him on a pilgrimage to the
 6 II  |              like those who have once taken a draught of which they
 7 II  |            one by one. He had himself taken to the servants of the Goddess;
 8 II  |           hideous. He might have been taken for some big idol rough-hewn
 9 II  |                But some houses having taken fire, any dead or dying
10 II  |               his journey; for he had taken all manner of precautions,
11 IV  |           dens, stolen from caravans, taken in the sacking of towns,
12 V   |         breasts, they might have been taken for idols as they lay thus
13 V   |           them. How could the veil be taken back? The mere sight of
14 VI  |          without. If Utica alone were taken, Hippo-Zarytus, six hours
15 VI  |               than consuls, they were taken from distinct families on
16 VI  |             for the oath which he had taken to Narr’ Havas. Then he
17 VI  |          stones, they might have been taken for suns passing over walls
18 VI  |               of their arms; they had taken up their positions at random.
19 VI  |             greet him. He had himself taken to the vapour baths, and
20 VI  |               prisoners had just been taken he was asking himself what
21 VI  |              the Barbarians. They had taken up their quarters at the
22 VII |           related to him all that had taken place since the conclusion
23 VII | congratulations; they might have been taken for brothers meeting their
24 VII |             come upon him from a cold taken at the siege of Hecatompylos,
25 VII |               other. His friends were taken aside. There were interested
26 VII |           announce that a trireme was taken at Rusicada by the Numidians,—“
27 VII |             trembling, “they have not taken everything yet! and these
28 VII |               greasy, or, having been taken in nets or from among the
29 VIII|               The elephants which had taken to flight roamed in the
30 VIII|              from Utica ought to have taken Hamilcar in the rear instead
31 IX  |             the two thousand captives taken on the battlefield. They
32 IX  |              Lacedaemonian women were taken by New Carthaginians in
33 IX  |            stones; for the Suffet had taken their abandoned catapults
34 IX  |             be equipped? Hamilcar had taken all the arms! and then who
35 X   |               patera of boiling water taken from him his future virility?
36 XI  |            swept away in a hurricane, taken in the might of the sun.~
37 XI  |             the captives; then he had taken no advantage of the victory
38 XI  |           kingdom. Finally he had not taken part in the battle of the
39 XII |           broader at this spot he had taken care to draw the Barbarians
40 XII |            furnished with the weapons taken from the enemy; and they
41 XIII|            repaired once more.~Sinews taken from bulls’ necks, or else
42 XIII|             that they might have been taken for an assemblage of large
43 XIII|          throwing off his cuirass had taken his lion’s skin as being
44 XIII|             that his son could not be taken from him. It was an impenetrable
45 XIII|               mystic symbols had been taken from the very ships as though
46 XIII|               the sixth, a tawny hide taken from the sanctuary was thrown
47 XIV |             extinguished; brands were taken from the funeral-pile of
48 XIV |           crews of the Latin vessels, taken before the defection of
49 XIV |         Carthaginians—twenty captives taken in the last encounter, whom
50 XIV |               back; only the Ten were taken away.~They walked amid the
51 XIV |           odour; they might have been taken for half-opened tombs, for
52 XIV |           third, their resolution was taken. With ropes, picks, and
53 XIV |              syntagmata, however, had taken refuge on the right in a
54 XIV |      organised. Leathern bottles were taken to make helmets; all the
55 XIV |             the end of poles, scythes taken from the farms, or swords
56 XIV |             something formidable, had taken from Hamilcar’s palace the
57 XIV |           Mercenaries.~The latter had taken refuge on the top of the
58 XV  |          tears; the Tyrian towns were taken, the nomads dispersed, and
59 XV  |            the first step that he had taken she had risen; then, as