Chapter

 1 II  |    were disciplined in regular troops, and the rest according
 2 VI  |      defile at Gorza, when the troops under Spendius appeared
 3 VIII|     knowing why, rejoiced.~The troops defiled under arms through
 4 VIII|      catch sight of Hamilcar’s troops. His eyes would dart along
 5 VIII|        wine, and ran after his troops, who were hastening towards
 6 VIII|       from among the Barbarian troops, and Spendius exclaimed
 7 VIII|       and the elephants, light troops, and cavalry to pass through
 8 IX  |      best of them with his own troops and of thus instigating
 9 IX  | importance of his victory. The troops which he commanded he was
10 IX  |        he had not purified his troops; he had even refused to
11 XI  |   others appeared wandering in troops of ten, twelve, or twenty-five
12 XII |       they should serve in his troops. Several had fearlessly
13 XII |    them immediately with fresh troops. Another similar day and
14 XII |   Magdassin, so as to lead the troops which were to be disembarked
15 XIV |       he embarked his stoutest troops on board such vessels as
16 XIV |       the insufficiency of his troops. But the continual uncertainty
17 XIV |        could not withstand his troops. They retired in good order