Chapter

 1 I   |   insufficient, the Council had sent them slaves, ware, and beds,
 2 I   |        from Hecatompylos; I had sent hunters into the desert!”
 3 II  |  attaching Matho to himself. He sent him fat goats, gold dust,
 4 II  |         while the rest shall be sent to scrape the earth in the
 5 II  |        them. Meanwhile they had sent them this.~Then everything
 6 IV  |     fowl, fruit and lupins were sent to them, with smoked scombri,
 7 IV  |       the Suffet Hanno, who was sent to them. They must not credit
 8 IV  |       and Xanthippus, whom they sent back to Sparta in a rotten
 9 IV  |         benjamin they should be sent in ships to the ports of
10 VI  |    maize. Cattle and money were sent off. Matho speedily paid
11 VI  |        dictating a letter to be sent to the Great Council, and
12 VI  |        shrieking. Every day she sent food to the temples. Taanach
13 VII |         The gods had afterwards sent him a son; but he still
14 VII |          He replied that he had sent a fleet by Gades and Thymiamata
15 VIII|        by the Ivory Company.~He sent into Liguria to buy soldiers,
16 IX  |  junipers, Thapitis, and Hagour sent embassies to him. The country
17 IX  |       to dazzle the people, had sent to Carthage the two thousand
18 IX  |      Great Council, nor any one sent as much as a hope. The situation
19 X   |       evening of the fourth she sent for him.~The better to inflame
20 X   |      the greater discretion she sent Taanach to the suburb of
21 X   |     women had been scrupulously sent away; no one might know
22 X   |         of gems that the mirror sent back rays upon her like
23 XI  |  amazement. As they passed some sent them a vulgar benediction;
24 XII |       the Great Council, he had sent them away with injunctions
25 XII |        and that envoys would be sent back with their hands cut
26 XII |        afterwards, Spendius was sent to Hippo-Zarytus to procure
27 XII |     provisions; the Tyrian city sent them some the same evening.
28 XII |   pitiless.~The same evening he sent the Great Council a dromedary
29 XII |         he opened his arms, and sent kisses on the breeze, and
30 XII |        the sword which he held, sent it against the Barbarians.~
31 XII |     perceived the siege-engines sent by the Tyrian towns coming
32 XIII|  grievous convulsions.~Hamilcar sent hoplites to these posts,
33 XIII|      changing his intention, he sent him by Taanach the best
34 XIV |       have embarrassed her. She sent him word that she could
35 XIV | Hamilcar, in fact, had secretly sent back to the Quirites the
36 XIV |       himself their friend, and sent them twelve hundred oxen,
37 XIV |        the safe-conduct that he sent them.~They had nothing to
38 XIV |     Hamilcar quietly.~They were sent out of the tent to deliberate.
39 XIV |         marches upon it.~He had sent Narr’ Havas to Carthage
40 XIV |        her like an elder sister sent by the Baals to protect
41 XIV |         to summon Matho. He was sent for.~Hanno fell upon the
42 XIV |       who had been successively sent to the two generals had
43 XIV |    marriage crown was sometimes sent to a betrothed husband;
44 XIV |      hoplites between them, and sent them against the Mercenaries.~
45 XIV |        man arrived who had been sent by the Ancients to find