Chapter

 1 I   |           you are going to become rich. When will the nuptials
 2 I   |           the people execrate the rich; Gisco can do nothing with
 3 II  | prostitute. He had at first grown rich by dealing in women; then,
 4 II  |           were the debtors of the rich Carthaginians and had been
 5 II  |           to the guards, who were rich men and accustomed to such
 6 IV  |        like grasshoppers, and the rich trembled for their fine
 7 IV  |        already with them; and the rich, stunned by Hanno’s ragings
 8 IV  |           Carthaginians were very rich, and they walked behind
 9 IV  |   indirectly been insulted. These rich men were a kind of appendage
10 VI  |      general gathering of all the rich. As to the two Suffets,
11 VI  |         societies separately. The rich crowded there all day to
12 VI  |      terror all became brave. The rich ranged themselves in line
13 VI  |     Council, three hundred of the rich, eight thousand citizens,
14 VI  |          were the mansions of the rich, which were on fire.~One
15 VII |         us! ’Tis the fault of the rich! they want to put you to
16 VII |         in strategy, pitiless and rich. They looked wearied of
17 VII |          those who were the least rich of the Council and were
18 VII |       long as the assembly of the rich had not judged him. Terror
19 VII |       marine Suffet, chief of the rich and ruler of the people,
20 VII |         have you condemned by the rich!”~“And I you by the people!”~“
21 VII |        want to be eaten up by the rich.”~The Steward of the stewards,
22 VII |       entered the assembly of the rich in the temple of Eschmoun:~“
23 VIII|         fourteen shekels upon the rich. Even the women contributed;
24 VIII|          The apprehensions of the rich appeared justified when,
25 IX  |   cheerfulness of the people. The rich left their doors open; the
26 IX  |        the nomads. These were the rich who had been kept prisoners
27 XI  |           army, the Ancients, the rich, and your whole accursed
28 XIII|         the square of Khamon. The rich, carrying sceptres with
29 XIII|          carry it to the sky.~The rich, the Ancients, the women,
30 XIV |           whatever you want! I am rich! Save me!” They dragged
31 XV  |        priests, Ancients, and the rich were to sit, and there was
32 XV  |        the provinces, and all the rich. A great tumult prevailed
33 XV  |         and on the other side the rich with their emerald sceptres