Chapter

 1 II  |          were closed like tombs. The Libyans struck great blows upon
 2 II  |       themselves huts of planks; the Libyans cabins of dry stones, while
 3 II  |             latter, but had escaped. Libyans came pouring in with peasants
 4 II  |             at Hecatompylos over the Libyans, even if he did behave with
 5 II  |              at last, addressing the Libyans who were the most numerous,
 6 II  |             Zarxas to the Greeks and Libyans; he could not believe them,
 7 IV  |        perilous disgrace. Numidians, Libyans, the whole of Africa was
 8 IV  |        soldiers, commencing with the Libyans. As they had declared that
 9 IV  |         Spendius went and roused the Libyans, and said to them:~“When
10 IV  |              They are paying off the Libyans, and then they will discharge
11 IV  |               however, upbraided the Libyans, who alone had been paid.
12 VI  |             of the Punic ladies. The Libyans also protested. They had
13 VI  |            Aptouknos, the god of the Libyans, and he timidly asked Spendius
14 VII |            capture her; and when the Libyans in the east concert with
15 IX  | Carthaginians detained like him. The Libyans and Nomads composing the
16 IX  |        commanded by Autaritus—Gauls, Libyans, and Nomads; while the Eaters
17 IX  |           beginning of the war. Some Libyans ranged them along the edge
18 XI  |            perceived the camp of the Libyans enveloped in great flames.~
19 XI  |              he would get rid of the Libyans. Then he would draw off
20 XI  |            had fired the camp of the Libyans. This army came to him like
21 XII |           smoking on the side of the Libyans; the devastated soil showed
22 XII |           left, especially among the Libyans, in spite of the dreadful
23 XII |           burning of the camp of the Libyans, the loss of the zaimph,
24 XII |            themselves.~They were not Libyans from the neighbourhood of
25 XII |             the Lagoon.~But when the Libyans had moved away, the multitude
26 XIII|         ground, and he commanded the Libyans to bring him a whole forest
27 XIV |              Mercenaries, Etruscans, Libyans, and Spartans had gained
28 XIV |            to the Suffet. One of his Libyans devoted himself for the