Chapter

 1 I   |          accumulate in the town. Gisco, their general, had however
 2 I   | government of the Mercenaries to Gisco. To appoint his palace for
 3 I   |        were in the possession of Gisco, the general, they cried
 4 I   |       out:~“Let him bring them!”~Gisco soon appeared at the far
 5 I   |         said they.~Nevertheless, Gisco continued, the Republic
 6 I   |    tables and ran straight up to Gisco, gesticulating and threatening
 7 I   |      swept away the legionaries. Gisco shrugged his shoulders as
 8 I   |       The feast recommenced. But Gisco might return, and by surrounding
 9 I   |       same that had been hurt by Gisco, struck him on the shoulder,
10 I   |        people execrate the rich; Gisco can do nothing with the
11 IV  |          machines. His colleague Gisco, on the other hand, wished
12 IV  |    necessary to have recourse to Gisco, and the Barbarians accepted
13 IV  |         Taenia entered the lake.~Gisco was visible on the first
14 IV  |       onlooking army.~As soon as Gisco disembarked the soldiers
15 IV  |    recognise their services; and Gisco began to pay the soldiers,
16 IV  |     Twelve,” replied the Libyan.~Gisco slipped his fingers under
17 IV  |         grew excessively violent Gisco would rest one elbow on
18 IV  |         front of the Suffet, and Gisco could feel his eyes continually
19 IV  |        of blood. Every time that Gisco wished to speak their shouts
20 IV  |      into a tumultuous hatred of Gisco.~Some got up beside him.
21 IV  |           was understood by all.~Gisco was well aware that he was
22 IV  |       made by the Great Council. Gisco spread out the accounts
23 IV  |        thought it inexhaustible; Gisco must have buried some in
24 IV  |           The money! the money!” Gisco at last replied:~“Let your
25 IV  |         from Matho all advanced. Gisco held out his arms; Spendius
26 VI  |     Whenever Autaritus looked at Gisco he was seized with rage
27 VII |          demands, the capture of Gisco, the theft of the zaimph,
28 VII |          intrepid men among you! Gisco, rise!” And surveying the
29 VII |         one, he repeated:~“Rise, Gisco! You can accuse me; they
30 VIII|       with fear of the Republic! Gisco was sending them back, but
31 IX  |          necessary, for the aged Gisco, and the other Carthaginians
32 IX  |         their hearts, recognised Gisco. Although the place was
33 XI  |     Salammbo recognised the aged Gisco.~In fact, the Mercenaries
34 XI  |          it was in this way that Gisco had seen Salammbo. He had
35 XI  |    assist her. She was afraid of Gisco, and it seemed to her that
36 XII |   African comrades to watch over Gisco and the other captives.
37 XII |    javelin.~Then they thought of Gisco. Nowhere could he be seen;
38 XII |          curved steel approached Gisco. He took his head, and,
39 XII |          of the mountain he drew Gisco’s head from his breast by
40 XIII|         fact, said nothing about Gisco; for as words had an effective