Chapter

 1 I   |       they were at last about to return to their homes with the
 2 I   |     recommenced. But Gisco might return, and by surrounding the
 3 III |    Melkarth. “But if he does not return,” she said, “you must nevertheless,
 4 IV  |        Italy are paid, they will return. But as for you, you will
 5 IV  |          want of room.~“We shall return,” said Spendius; “go in
 6 VI  |        to Narr’ Havas, he was to return to his own kingdom to procure
 7 VI  |       resistance, and they would return against Carthage. Already
 8 VI  |          why did Narr’ Havas not return? There was nothing but anxiety.~
 9 VI  |          did not understand.~The return to Carthage took place amid
10 VI  |        holocausts for Hamilcar’s return.~The sight of the zaimph
11 VII |        thus that he had hoped to return. Everything that he had
12 VII | departure of the soldiers, their return, their demands, the capture
13 VII |          do not see me, you will return to Carthage on the first
14 VII |        had wished for Hamilcar’s return, they were now indignant
15 VII |          ask you why you did not return to Carthage?”~“What is that
16 VII |       head,” said some one.~“And return against us,” said another;
17 VII |      that the master would never return.~At every step he discovered
18 VII |          Some cried out to him: “Return”; the boldest followed him.~
19 VIII|         their master.~Hamilcar’s return had not surprised the Mercenaries;
20 VIII|      certainty that he would not return from it urged him to render
21 VIII|          might be formed; let us return!”~Matho, who had been stunned
22 IX  |        Utica, or that they would return against him; and finding
23 IX  |        from the possibility of a return to Carthage.~Meanwhile the
24 IX  |      above Tebourba as though to return to Carthage. Scarcely was
25 IX  |       crucify him should he ever return.~The heats of the month
26 X   |         the Ram, and that of the return to the gods in Capricorn;
27 XI  |      himself as he spoke.~“Come, return! You will use your horsemen
28 XII |       the women also ventured to return, for there were still some
29 XII |       was to oblige the souls to return. Then the shouting was resumed
30 XII |  manoeuvres which forced them to return to the bottom of the mountain
31 XII |       were protracted they would return with greater strength; the
32 XII |    terror. The vaguely announced return of the zaimph completed
33 XII |     prevented him; and since the return to before Carthage, it seemed
34 XIII|        sometimes allowed them to return. At last a day arrived when
35 XIII|     constant fear of seeing them return. He then thought of getting
36 XIV |     distance off, and they would return more terrible than before,
37 XIV |        for them, not seeing them return, believed themselves betrayed.
38 XIV |         Mercenaries, in order to return. But, whether from terror
39 XIV |         depart that he would not return.~He returned the same evening.~
40 XV  |        and empty the streets, to return with lengthened murmurings.