Chapter

 1 II  |      They stood ranged along the rampart, striking tabourines, playing
 2 IV  |         trench, then by a grassy rampart, and lastly by a wall thirty
 3 IV  |      silence and order. A grassy rampart formed a lofty wall round
 4 V   |        themselves checked by the rampart of Megara. But they discovered
 5 VI  |    proportion as it ascended the rampart was also heightened, and
 6 IX  |    javelins, making themselves a rampart of their bodies. The wretched
 7 XIII|     bordering immediately on the rampart were crammed with sand in
 8 XIII|          up. Some approached the rampart hiding pots of resin under
 9 XIII|          among the cranes on the rampart. A furious resistance immediately
10 XIII|    machines did not demolish the rampart. It was formed of two walls
11 XIII|        already two thirds of the rampart had been covered. Then the
12 XIII|         to see the guards on the rampart dying in grievous convulsions.~
13 XIII|         forks at the foot of the rampart, he drove caltrops into
14 XIII|         rams beating against the rampart was constantly heard.~The
15 XIII|          it!”~The portion of the rampart which extended from the
16 XIII|           and the Suffet had the rampart raised twelve palms higher,
17 XIII|  everywhere to the height of the rampart. Before the twenty-three
18 XIII|          All rose and ran to the rampart.~A forest of lances, pikes,
19 XIII|       and his men broke down the rampart, the fissure in which had
20 XIII|    walking along the edge of the rampart, impassible, and indifferent
21 XIII|         from the cisterns to the rampart; and a file of people passed
22 XIII| Carthaginians descended from the rampart, and, assailing them in
23 XIV |          the western part of the rampart, and so profound was the
24 XIV |          sank before them like a rampart fallen from the skies.~The
25 XIV |        they noticed a man on the rampart who towered over the battlements
26 XIV |         the besieged forsook the rampart.~Matho had said to himself