Chapter

 1 I   |  exhalation from the perspiring crowd heavier still.~Men of all
 2 I   |        they were lost among the crowd of those questioning them.
 3 I   |        were worthy of them.~The crowd applauded and howled with
 4 I   |         alone in spite of their crowd, and the great town sleeping
 5 I   |     into the very centre of the crowd that rushed between them.
 6 II  |         were hidden beneath the crowd of Carthaginians, who were
 7 II  |     immediately ran through the crowd calling him, “Master! master!”~
 8 II  |   Greeks, so that no one in the crowd understood him. Hanno, perceiving
 9 II  |      that direction, and as the crowd was then scattering, there
10 II  |      scared eyes gazed upon the crowd of Barbarians around him.~
11 IV  |     other over the heads of the crowd, but without making themselves
12 IV  |     stones he threw it into the crowd as the pledge of his oath.~
13 IV  |        amid the disorder of the crowd which was stumbling over
14 V   |   polished by the kisses of the crowd.~Then they found themselves
15 V   |    times: “Begone! begone!”~The crowd of servants spread out,
16 V   |       wide vacant eyes upon the crowd. His temples were throbbing
17 VI  |    Below in the plain the great crowd stirred tumultuously. They
18 VI  |     were too pale for that. The crowd which waited for them at
19 VI  |       an iron carcanet, and the crowd was never weary of coming
20 VII |       side of the mole, and the crowd followed it on the flag-stones,
21 VII |      seats and the torches: the crowd of them rushed towards the
22 VII |         sticks, dashed into the crowd, striking right and left.
23 VIII|     rushed forward in a compact crowd; the elephants flung themselves
24 XI  |      myself about Carthage! The crowd of its people move as though
25 XI  |     plunged in the midst of the crowd crushing it together with
26 XII |   shrieks of joy uttered by the crowd he raised his head. Before
27 XII |  Garamantian passed through the crowd; he was brandishing a sickle;
28 XIII|      cubits long, and under the crowd of naked arms pushing it
29 XIII|      wall. They leaped into the crowd and never returned.~All
30 XIII|       hordes went away, but the crowd was so great that the loss
31 XIII| mournful songs beside them. The crowd meanwhile ran to and fro;
32 XIII|         too much pressed by the crowd, and, supported by the shoulders
33 XIII| surrounded him. But an enormous crowd was discharging from the
34 XIII|       helepolis surrounded by a crowd of soldiers. They were dragging
35 XIII|       themselves into a compact crowd. The Carthaginians descended
36 XIII|         by him. He even let the crowd enter his palace, and he
37 XIII|         mournful as this silent crowd where earrings tapped against
38 XIII|       square. He penetrated the crowd slowly, and people recognised
39 XIII|       decided for this one.~The crowd, terrified by this act of
40 XIII|       god, disappeared into the crowd. It scattered at his approach.~
41 XIII|       once more, attracting the crowd to them by the dizziness
42 XIV |     increased; there was soon a crowd. But almost all of them
43 XIV |         of a catapult drove the crowd back; only the Ten were
44 XIV |      reached the Punic camp the crowd flocked around them, and
45 XIV |      hair.~As she watched him a crowd of dim thoughts absorbed
46 XIV |         vociferating abuse. The crowd pressed on; and those who
47 XIV |        on the horizon. It was a crowd of old men, sick persons,
48 XV  |       he could be seen, and the crowd would rush towards the Acropolis,
49 XV  |    streets were discharging the crowd, hierodules were driving
50 XV  |       one end to the other; the crowd was massed against the houses,
51 XV  |   chains held him back, and the crowd burst out laughing.~A child
52 XV  |        like it before. The same crowd was on the terraces, there
53 XV  |   slaves had just dispersed the crowd, and there was more room.