Chapter

 1 II  |    becoming exhorbitant; we have scarcely unguents enough for the
 2 II  |      into speech.~Spendius could scarcely repress his joy, as he explained
 3 IV  |           and when they saw that scarcely their wages would be paid,
 4 VII |         much that they could now scarcely make their voices heard.
 5 VII |        the limp black rag, which scarcely covered their loins, hung
 6 VII |          to subdue them.~“It was scarcely worth while sending you
 7 VIII|        eye, while the plebeians, scarcely knowing why, rejoiced.~The
 8 VIII|       and ninety-six men, seemed scarcely to contain them, for it
 9 IX  |        army under Autaritus knew scarcely anything of these Mercenaries,
10 IX  |    though to return to Carthage. Scarcely was he in one place when
11 IX  |         wretched creatures could scarcely be recognised, so completely
12 X   |        the myrtles.”~Taanach had scarcely re-entered when she was
13 XI  | resistance.~This contact, though scarcely a sensible one, shook Matho
14 XIII|        forth!”~The victims, when scarcely at the edge of the opening,
15 XIV |          fact the Barbarians had scarcely descended when men who had
16 XIV |      baggage was lost, possessed scarcely enough for two days; and
17 XIV |         known that they numbered scarcely more than thirteen hundred