Chapter

 1 II  |            long as he was speaking, broke forth like a tempest; they
 2 IV  |       covered his knees with blood, broke his nails, and then fell
 3 IV  |             furiously jealous. They broke open the sycamore chest;
 4 IV  |             Several times it nearly broke.~At last they reached the
 5 VI  |              In his imprecations he broke a javelin. All his men uttered
 6 VI  |            when universal rejoicing broke out in the provinces. Without
 7 VI  |         long swords. The Barbarians broke their lines; they slaughtered
 8 VI  |             pikes were too weak and broke, and the elephants passed
 9 VI  |             of the Mercenaries.~Day broke, and Matho’s foot-soldiers
10 VII |           circles rebounded as they broke, and the pearls rang upon
11 VIII|       fleeing! A tremendous hooting broke out from among the Barbarian
12 VIII|           But a cry, a terrible cry broke forth, a roar of pain and
13 XI  |         finished, and joyful laughs broke from him. The Mercenaries,
14 XII |       several were killed. When day broke they were in the Ariana
15 XIII|  extravagantly heavy that the beams broke, and the attack was delayed.~
16 XIII|            towers.~At last the rams broke the gates of Khamon and
17 XIII|          the Negroes; the clay pots broke on the flag-stones, the
18 XIII| Carthaginians. Sometimes the cables broke under the weight of too
19 XIII|          gate Autaritus and his men broke down the rampart, the fissure
20 XIII|         time to time huge fragments broke off from it, like stones
21 XIII|        rushed to the cisterns. They broke open the doors. A miry swamp
22 XIII|        children, his voice suddenly broke forth from the shadow like
23 XIV |     discover a passage.~At last day broke; and they perceived all
24 XIV |        gorge, but their instruments broke. They made a large fire
25 XIV |              Then the Carthaginians broke into clamours against the
26 XIV |         aureola around him. A stone broke it near the guard; the Samnite