Chapter

 1 I   |     of a chariot drawn by two mules; a slave was running at
 2 II  |       by leathern thongs. The mules were goaded out at the point
 3 II  |   from Carthage to bring them mules laden with baskets of gold;
 4 II  |       disorder and confusion: mules, serving men, litter, provisions,
 5 IV  |       split wood and to curry mules. They were buckled up in
 6 VI  |  rocking on chariots drawn by mules and quadrigas of oxen; and
 7 VI  |    greatly from the sun. Some mules were lost in crossing the
 8 VI  |     walls with their baggage, mules, serving men, and all their
 9 VII |       herbs, and the sweat of mules. These old pirates had lands
10 VII |    desperate with me—we drank mules’ urine and ate the straps
11 VII |     of them departed on white mules. The Suffet leaped into
12 VII | mountains; and the asses, the mules both great and small, the
13 VIII|      demanded all the horses, mules, and arms. A few tried to
14 XI  |       too, of dromedaries and mules. Half-gnawed carrion blocked
15 XIII|  killed all the dogs, all the mules, all the asses, and then
16 XIV |      they slaughtered all the mules to the number of about forty;