Chapter

 1 I   |      and impelled by grateful pride, poured him a long stream
 2 III |      gesture that was full of pride.~“Never! Do you not know
 3 IV  |     disillusion touched their pride no less than their greed.~
 4 VI  |     that transported him with pride. He felt an acrid, frenzied,
 5 VII | Suffet, and in spite of their pride this consideration made
 6 VII |       oath. He kept it out of pride or from the dread of putting
 7 VII |        These animals were the pride of the great Punic houses.
 8 IX  |       cost too much, and from pride the patricians belonging
 9 IX  |     and all the burden of his pride that they had borne for
10 X   |      sort of joy, an intimate pride at having done so. A mystery
11 XI  |    was swelling with colossal pride; he was raised to the stature
12 XI  |   Matho, in the excess of his pride, has posted himself just
13 XII |   Hamilcar, not indulging his pride by holding the field of
14 XII |       as out of an impulse of pride and curiosity.~At first
15 XII |       despair in spite of the pride which he experienced in
16 XII |     Spendius, distraught with pride, raised his arms aloft.~
17 XIII|       were made to excite the pride and jealousy of the Baals
18 XIII|    his repugnance and all his pride, the Suffet dipped the child
19 XIV |       it was erected. But his pride awoke in his pain. He began
20 XIV |      dogs. The Gauls in their pride stripped themselves of the
21 XV  |       Narr’ Havas, drunk with pride, passed his left arm beneath