Chapter

 1 II  |        their silver horns; the tumult subsided, and Hanno commenced
 2 II  |      Night had fallen, a great tumult was spreading throughout
 3 II  |     voices were drowned in the tumult of the rest; Spendius added:~“
 4 IV  |        to the centre. When the tumult grew excessively violent
 5 V   |     hastening hither!”~A great tumult came upwards shaking the
 6 VI  | against the walls. Finally the tumult would subside, and the soldiers
 7 VI  |       beginning again. A great tumult was going on around the
 8 VII |       had just gone out when a tumult arose outside the door.
 9 VII |      as well as they.~When the tumult had subsided, the pontiff
10 VIII|   which was full of eddies and tumult, attracted like a whirlpool;
11 VIII|     the dust so thick, and the tumult so great that it was impossible
12 VIII|   fought desperately. But, the tumult which was going on in the
13 X   |     had once advanced amid the tumult of cymbals, and with a patera
14 XI  |        was filled with a great tumult and a great throng. Bright
15 XI  |        is not ungrateful.”~The tumult increased; some captains
16 XIII|      sight of carnage, and the tumult of clarions had at last
17 XIV |    swinging of swords; and the tumult of battle reached them dimly
18 XIV |     him, and rushed with great tumult towards Carthage.~The news
19 XV  |      and all the rich. A great tumult prevailed below. Adjacent