Chapter

 1 I   |       The soldiers whom he had commanded in Sicily were having a
 2 I   |   these cups.~Accordingly they commanded that the cups should be
 3 I   |         HE knew it, he who had commanded them over yonder, and had
 4 VI  |   departed almost alone. Matho commanded his own companions, together
 5 VI  |      with towers. He had never commanded in such an enterprise before.
 6 VII | triremes which he had formerly commanded.~Not more than twenty perhaps
 7 IX  |       their own portion. Matho commanded them all to be driven away
 8 IX  |   victory. The troops which he commanded he was welcome to; but they
 9 IX  |       besieging them. Hamilcar commanded them to come to his assistance.
10 IX  |     then came the loose rabble commanded by Autaritus—Gauls, Libyans,
11 X   |       crime, and that Rabbetna commanded the sacrifice.~A great uproar
12 XII |    some heights, from which he commanded them.~The shape of the camps
13 XIII|        into the ground, and he commanded the Libyans to bring him
14 XIII| catapults, and the demolitions commanded for purposes of defence,
15 XIII|       was thirty paces off, he commanded planks to be placed over
16 XIV |     risen Hamilcar with a sign commanded the man who bore the sword-belt
17 XIV |      his impatience the Suffet commanded an immediate departure.~
18 XIV |       hurry to end matters; he commanded him to fall back upon Tunis;
19 XIV |       surrounded him.~Hamilcar commanded the Numidians to advance.