Chapter

 1 I   |      broad courses supporting its four terraced stories. With its
 2 II  |   Drepanum. The Republic owed him four horses, twenty-three medimni
 3 II  |            It was a lion with his four limbs fastened to a cross
 4 II  |       more money for a bather and four scullions than I used at
 5 III |           to the gods; and at the four corners rose four long perfuming-pans
 6 III |          at the four corners rose four long perfuming-pans filled
 7 III |            she slowly saluted the four points of heaven, and knelt
 8 IV  |           other stables again for four thousand horses with supplies
 9 IV  |     single passage so narrow that four men abreast jostled one
10 IV  |         war; so that they exacted four hundred times as much for
11 V   |          the porticoes and at the four corners of the tower stood
12 V   |          azure held in the air by four cords from above, and he
13 VI  |         torches.~He resumed:~“For four days we suffered greatly
14 VI  |        finding the remains of it.~Four days afterward he was on
15 VII |     beneath their naked feet.~The four pontiffs had their places
16 VII |           sitting back to back on four ivory seats which formed
17 VII |         the hundred Ancients, the four pontiffs, and Hamilcar,
18 VII |    Carthage, thou wilt fall!”~The four pontiffs spread out their
19 VII | continuously towards the west for four moons without meeting with
20 VII |      joists of the roof along the four walls. In the corners there
21 VII |       three men appeared; and all four simultaneously stiffening
22 VII |        three kinds of rubies, the four kinds of sapphires, and
23 VII |          pathway all round it and four staircases at the corners.~
24 VIII|         in advance at the rate of four minae a day.~Nevertheless
25 VIII|          only a simple phalanx of four thousand and ninety-six
26 VIII|      Clinabarians. He had further four hundred mounted archers,
27 VIII|         of it were fortified with four huge towers provided with
28 IX  |     Barbarians.~The chiefs of the four armies concerted the arrangements
29 IX  |     language they understood.~The four chiefs met together every
30 IX  |       confined they could see the four bustling camps of the Barbarians
31 X   |         times already refused the four live sparrows which were
32 X   |        preparing.~Taanach kindled four tripods filled with strobus
33 XI  |           command have chained my four limbs like a slave that
34 XII |          and their recent wounds.~Four great funeral piles were
35 XII |           claiming a corpse.~Then four heralds, chosen for their
36 XII |     country of Agazymba, which is four months’ journey south of
37 XIII|           the temple of Melkarth; four long boats were drawn out
38 XIV |            Autaritus, and Zarxas, four Italiotes, a Negro and two
39 XIV |         summit of a peak! In fact four hundred of the stoutest
40 XIV |         They placed themselves in four equal ranks, after the fashion
41 XIV | Campanians, two hundred Iberians, four hundred Etruscans, five
42 XIV |         on the elephants with his four limbs forming a cross; and