Chapter

 1 II  |        He had been born in the gulf of Syrtis. His father had
 2 III |      upon the mountain-circled gulf and upon the lake of Tunis,
 3 III |       on the other side of the gulf. Below it there was a little
 4 IV  |      he threw himself into the gulf and swam for three hours
 5 IV  | disembarking at the end of the gulf of Utica, and the second
 6 VI  |      Utica, at the foot of the gulf, was convenient for bringing
 7 VI  |      on the other shore of the gulf on the outskirts of the
 8 VI  |    middle of the day. Then the gulf and the open sea would seem
 9 VI  |       their houses, beyond the gulf on the slopes of Byrsa.
10 VI  |        at the extremity of the gulf, were sand-heaps like arrested
11 VI  |   soldiers on rafts across the Gulf of Carthage. Then they wheeled
12 IX  |        shore at the end of the gulf before the camp of Autaritus.~
13 X   |     under their feet, with the gulf and the open sea dimly lost
14 X   |       on the other side of the gulf the mountain bases, the
15 XI  |    yellow earth separating the gulf from the lake and extending
16 XII |        end of an islet-covered gulf.~Vociferations arose, followed
17 XII |       on the other side of the gulf. As soon as they perceived
18 XII |     away along the edge of the gulf in the direction of Tunis.~
19 XIII|   protected by the sea and the gulf, remained inaccessible.
20 XIII|      been tacking about in the gulf and watching the ramparts.
21 XIII|        the plain fell into the gulf.~Hamilcar did not give way.
22 XIII|        had been seen along the gulf with the Mercenaries, near
23 XIII|       extended from the bluish gulf to the purely white lagoon;
24 XIV |       end. He placed it in the gulf in front of the raft; then
25 XIV |       of a tree,—and Carthage, gulf, mountains, and plains all
26 XIV |  fright, ran headlong into the gulf, where they killed one another
27 XIV |      between the shores of the gulf, the corpses of the elephants
28 XV  |   streets and the waves in the gulf, could rend him, and crush
29 XV  |      immensity of the sea, the gulf, the mountains, and the
30 XV  |     disappeared.~Then from the gulf to the lagoon, and from