Chapter

 1 I   |   between them. The soldiers and Numidians pressed together so closely
 2 II  |         Havas, the prince of the Numidians. Matho started.~“Your sword!”
 3 II  |  suspected him.~The chief of the Numidians remained amongst the Mercenaries.
 4 IV  |          into perilous disgrace. Numidians, Libyans, the whole of Africa
 5 VI  |        were Narr’ Havas with his Numidians. Leaping ravines and bushes
 6 VI  |       recognised the king of the Numidians in the rearguard; Narr’
 7 VII |        the east concert with the Numidians in the west, and the Nomads
 8 VII |         taken at Rusicada by the Numidians,—“for they are with them,
 9 VIII|         them, except two hundred Numidians operating against the right
10 IX  |         a sloop belonging to the Numidians. Then the chiefs exacted
11 IX  |      insufficiency of space. The Numidians might dash through; but
12 XI  |   Carthaginians.~The king of the Numidians reached Hamilcar’s tent,
13 XI  |         great projects. With the Numidians he would get rid of the
14 XI  |        his face.~The king of the Numidians held himself apart in a
15 XII |          massacre of them by the Numidians.~Some took ropes’ ends and
16 XII |          West, the people of the Numidians. In fact, Narr’ Havas governed
17 XII |          wolves.~Then behind the Numidians, Marusians, and Gaetulians
18 XIII| communicate with the king of the Numidians, for he knew that he was
19 XIII|         near the lagoon with the Numidians, and on the shores of the
20 XIV |         to admit the King of the Numidians to see her; by putting off
21 XIV |       stared when they perceived Numidians on the towers.~The surprise
22 XIV |    filled with flaming eyes. The Numidians in their white cloaks would
23 XIV |     victory; and the King of the Numidians, proud of his success, visited
24 XIV |     Hamilcar and the King of the Numidians triumphed alone over the
25 XIV |      with such rapidity that the Numidians had not time to come out,
26 XIV |   continue his ravages among the Numidians.~Hanno’s camp having been
27 XIV |     dagger-strokes, and half the Numidians had perished when Barca
28 XIV |      defeat; but the king of the Numidians had too great an interest
29 XIV |    suspected the fidelity of his Numidians. Moreover, the Barbarians
30 XIV |       the wound. The king of the Numidians was depending upon her;
31 XIV |          to the velites, and the Numidians beyond; when day appeared,
32 XIV |           Hamilcar commanded the Numidians to advance. But the Naffurs
33 XIV |          increased fury, and the Numidians carried away all the rest.~
34 XIV |   hammers, over the heads of the Numidians; those whom consuls had
35 XV  |    marriage with the King of the Numidians.~On the terrace of the temple