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 1 IV  |           Gauls came to the Suffet. Autaritus, he whom he had wounded
 2 IV  |            a sling around his head; Autaritus brandished his great sword;
 3 IV  |           the point of the javelin.~Autaritus overwhelmed them with invectives
 4 VI  |       occupy the plain of Carthage, Autaritus being in command. As to
 5 VI  |            the hips.~The army under Autaritus still remained before Tunis.
 6 VI  |          knew nothing of drill, and Autaritus was so disheartened that
 7 VI  |        their wasted limbs.~Whenever Autaritus looked at Gisco he was seized
 8 VI  |          Hot Springs so as to avoid Autaritus, and continued their march
 9 VI  |     beginning again. The army under Autaritus now extended from Tunis
10 VIII|             I will bring mine! Warn Autaritus! We are lost if Hamilcar
11 VIII|            Hamilcar by uniting with Autaritus. But if the siege of the
12 VIII|        Springs. He would think that Autaritus, being master of the interior,
13 IX  |       Ancients to make overtures to Autaritus for exchanging all the Barbarians,
14 IX  |            composing the army under Autaritus knew scarcely anything of
15 IX  | considerable. They dreaded a snare. Autaritus refused.~Then the Ancients
16 IX  |             gulf before the camp of Autaritus.~This punishment had no
17 IX  |          took refuge in the camp of Autaritus; but the Gaulish and Libyan
18 IX  |       render them sterile.~He urged Autaritus and Spendius with repeated
19 IX  |           loose rabble commanded by Autaritus—Gauls, Libyans, and Nomads;
20 IX  |        dictated, and the Gauls with Autaritus went and joined themselves
21 IX  |          being willing to obey him. Autaritus would divine his speech
22 IX  |      incrusted with pebbles. It was Autaritus’s idea; but it was displeasing
23 XI  |           the Barbarians; Spendius, Autaritus, and Narr’ Havas had become
24 XI  |     Hamilcar is burning the camp of Autaritus!”~He made a spring. She
25 XII |          mountain, where Zarxas and Autaritus were lying concealed.~They
26 XIII|              At the south-west gate Autaritus and his men broke down the
27 XIV |          rest, under the command of Autaritus, went off, abandoning the
28 XIV |         chiefs and threatened them. Autaritus was not afraid of showing
29 XIV |      soldiers, or half of the army.~Autaritus, who had only fifty Gauls
30 XIV |       taller than a dwarf. However, Autaritus recognised a shield shaped
31 XIV |       another, they wept. Spendius, Autaritus, and Zarxas, four Italiotes,
32 XIV |            soon as they were alone, Autaritus protested against the sacrifice
33 XIV |         over the arms of the cross; Autaritus was motionless, rolling
34 XIV |             turned his face towards Autaritus, and said slowly to him