Chapter

 1 II  |           are going to levy taxes immediately; your pay shall be in full,
 2 II  |          the water flow. Spendius immediately ran through the crowd calling
 3 IV  |        Barbarians appeared almost immediately; but they stopped in the
 4 IV  |        Barbarian to go to see him immediately in order to win back his
 5 IV  |           in his behalf they were immediately stoned, or their heads were
 6 IV  |           The water flowed almost immediately beneath the stones above,
 7 V   |     yielded beneath his heels and immediately the spheres began to revolve
 8 V   |           found themselves almost immediately in the third enclosure,
 9 VI  |          had had ships they would immediately have departed.~Spendius,
10 VI  |           Then beyond the regions immediately subject to Carthage extended
11 VI  |        the siege to be undertaken immediately. Narr’ Havas was opposed
12 VI  |           the one side was almost immediately raised again by the other.
13 VI  |       flashed more than a mirror. Immediately the earth shook,—and the
14 VIII|   measures were resolved upon and immediately executed.~Spendius proceeded
15 VIII| confidence. They wished to hasten immediately against the Barbarians;
16 IX  |           thus protecting himself immediately from a surprise.~He intended
17 XI  |          on the ground.~The slave immediately settled her again on the
18 XI  |          barrier was lowered, and immediately she was in the camp of the
19 XI  |          look that her heels were immediately nailed, as it were, to the
20 XI  |     Hamilcar wished to unite them immediately in indissoluble betrothal.
21 XII |         with their hands cut off.~Immediately afterwards, Spendius was
22 XII |       ought to have attacked them immediately with fresh troops. Another
23 XII |          now irrevocably lost.~He immediately dismissed Narr’ Havas, who
24 XIII|          and the houses bordering immediately on the rampart were crammed
25 XIII|     rampart. A furious resistance immediately began.~Trunks of trees fastened
26 XIII|           The decision was almost immediately known in Carthage, and lamentations
27 XIII|           against the stone disc. Immediately he tore his garments, and
28 XIV |          heard; the Carthaginians immediately fled through the gorge.
29 XIV |         Barbarians arrived almost immediately. But a portcullis, forty
30 XIV |  Carthaginian!” he exclaimed, and immediately throughout the plain, before
31 XIV |   themselves as envoys. They were immediately accepted. They did not know,
32 XIV |           to the ground; Spendius immediately picked it up; his servile
33 XIV |  formidable fashion.~A herald was immediately despatched to them. The
34 XIV |         of Carthage.~He proceeded immediately towards the western provinces,
35 XIV |           but he cast it from him immediately, and his love, that he thus
36 XIV |          twice it descended to be immediately repulsed with a shock; and
37 XV  |          side of his neck, frenzy immediately set in. This last Barbarian