Chapter

 1 IV  |       them simultaneously in the rear, one disembarking at the
 2 VI  |       The Greeks made the horses rear and fall back upon their
 3 VIII|       out and attack them in the rear, while they would have the
 4 VIII|           but the cavalry in the rear embarrassed their attack;
 5 VIII| continually from its head to its rear; for those who were at the
 6 VIII|       have taken Hamilcar in the rear instead of hastening to
 7 IX  |     ascended in front and in the rear, and above their summits
 8 XI  |          mounted on asses in the rear. But instead of maintaining
 9 XII |          to support the Suffet’s rear, while three thousand of
10 XII |         left alternately, in the rear of the army, like a dog
11 XIII|        were to move about in the rear. But it was necessary to
12 XIII|      front and the lowest in the rear, and all rested their shields
13 XIII|          distributed through the rear, were still shooting. But
14 XIII|         heavy axe, and front and rear he ripped up the Carthaginians
15 XIII|       and, assailing them in the rear, killed them at leisure.
16 XIV |           he could fall upon the rear of the Carthaginian infantry,