Chapter

 1 I   | Campanian vases shivering into a thousand pieces, or the limpid sound
 2 IV  |     other stables again for four thousand horses with supplies of
 3 IV  |          and barracks for twenty thousand soldiers with armour and
 4 IV  |    Legion, mustering at most six thousand men? If the enemy bent towards
 5 VI  |       sulphur for sieges, twenty thousand foot-soldiers and ten thousand
 6 VI  |   thousand foot-soldiers and ten thousand horses. If I address myself
 7 VI  |       Regulus. To punish them, a thousand talents, twenty thousand
 8 VI  |         thousand talents, twenty thousand oxen, three hundred bags
 9 VI  |         They were perhaps eighty thousand men. The two Tyrian cities
10 VI  |        had lately refused it two thousand talents. Moreover the rape
11 VI  |        Romans along with the two thousand Gauls of the temple of Eryx.~
12 VI  |          amounted to one hundred thousand nine hundred and seventy-two
13 VI  |       shekels of silver, fifteen thousand six hundred and twenty-three
14 VI  |       hundred of the rich, eight thousand citizens, corn enough for
15 VII |        these men? Rather let ten thousand Barbarians perish than a
16 VII |      destroyed everything! Three thousand trees have been cut down
17 VII |         have been realised), ten thousand Athenian drachmas, and twelve
18 VII |       his battles, he recalled a thousand odious things, ignominies
19 VIII|         hundred and twenty-three thousand kikars of gold from the
20 VIII|   Liguria to buy soldiers, three thousand mountaineers accustomed
21 VIII|       others. But with his three thousand Ligurians, and the best
22 VIII|         a simple phalanx of four thousand and ninety-six hoplites,
23 VIII|      cubits long.~There were two thousand young men, each equipped
24 VIII|  Spendius proceeded with fifteen thousand men as far as the bridge
25 VIII|        at Utica, and the fifteen thousand about the bridge were surprised
26 VIII|         see himself pierced by a thousand swords, decapitated, dead.
27 VIII|         being called for; thirty thousand men would follow him; he
28 VIII|         which amounted to eleven thousand three hundred and ninety-six
29 VIII|   themselves. I have still three thousand Carians, twelve hundred
30 IX  |         sent to Carthage the two thousand captives taken on the battlefield.
31 IX  |     repeated that there were six thousand Barbarians killed; the others
32 IX  |          circumspection.~The two thousand Barbarians were tied to
33 IX  |   twenty-five elephants, and six thousand horsemen.~To weaken the
34 IX  |         hundred and twenty-three thousand gold kikars; those who had
35 XI  |          master of three hundred thousand soldiers! I will go and
36 XII |        the rest, an army of five thousand men was ready before the
37 XII |       Suffet’s rear, while three thousand of the most notable citizens
38 XIII|       together and shiver into a thousand pieces, making a copious
39 XIII|          engaged more than three thousand soldiers, began to rock
40 XIII|  excepted. He announced that six thousand Gaulish Mercenaries were
41 XIV |          from the Acropolis by a thousand paths; houses suddenly gave
42 XIV |    himself as a saviour with six thousand men all carrying meal under
43 XIV |   hundred oxen, with fifty-three thousand nebels of pure wheat.~A
44 XIV |        latter had received three thousand Gauls from Clypea. He had
45 XIV |          amounted to about forty thousand men, and several times they
46 XIV |       their helmets.~These forty thousand men were massed into the
47 XIV |        On the nineteenth day two thousand Asiatics were dead, with
48 XIV |      from the Archipelago, eight thousand from Libya, the youngest
49 XIV |       whole tribes—in all twenty thousand soldiers, or half of the
50 XIV |         the weakest, about three thousand in number, behind them,
51 XIV |        repaid this devotion by a thousand kindnesses.~They exchanged
52 XIV |    aboriginal population, twelve thousand Mercenaries, and, in addition,
53 XIV |        had still remaining three thousand Africans, twelve hundred
54 XIV |         date region—in all seven thousand two hundred and nineteen
55 XIV |        army amounted to fourteen thousand men, or about double the