Chapter

 1 II  |        over his body. Hopes of vengeance came back to him and transported
 2 II  |     themselves through fear of vengeance, and Hanno had not thought
 3 IV  |   therefore, to anticipate the vengeance of Carthage. Conventions
 4 V   |      plundered Tanith! Hatred, vengeance, massacre, and grief! May
 5 VI  |       as in the sweetness of a vengeance that transported him with
 6 VIII|      definite prey; and as his vengeance grew easier of conception
 7 VIII|      feet with longing for the vengeance which was flying from them;
 8 IX  |      people in a single act of vengeance.~The sanction of the gods
 9 XI  |     with idiotic look words of vengeance against the Barbarians and
10 XI  |       majesty of the gods, the vengeance of her country, even the
11 XI  |     himself with an army where vengeance was his due was not an auxiliary
12 XI  |   cries, but those of rage and vengeance, resounded in spite of the
13 XII |        obtain at once freedom, vengeance, and money! And they would
14 XII |   height, drove his despair to vengeance, and pointed to food for
15 XIII|       about to prosecute their vengeance.~They were considered as
16 XIV |     moreover, it was an act of vengeance. Then, as they must live,
17 XIV |      with the spectacle of his vengeance, but suddenly he started.~
18 XIV | western provinces, to take his vengeance in the very places which
19 XIV |      so to speak, of universal vengeance! Then they were enraged
20 XV  |     the army; they were taking vengeance on him for their disasters,