Chapter

 1 I   |    smashed, they slew; some hurled torches into the foliage;
 2 I   | upon the edge of the table, hurled it against Matho.~The javelin
 3 IV  |     him. Several times they hurled reproaches at each other
 4 VII |     not at all abated; they hurled menaces at him by way of
 5 VIII|     disembowelled them, and hurled them into the air, and long
 6 IX  |    station behind them, and hurled javelins, making themselves
 7 XII |    gigantic catapults which hurled pieces of rock of the weight
 8 XIII|   battered the rams; cramps hurled by the ballistas tore away
 9 XIII|      improved upon it; they hurled all kinds of filth, human
10 XIII| beneath the Catacombs, they hurled the tombstones against the
11 XIII|    like shepherds; the rest hurled leaden bullets with the
12 XIII|  that he uttered a roar. He hurled his long axe at him; some
13 XIV | with a diadem of plumes. He hurled javelins with frightful
14 XIV |    were armed with axes; he hurled them against the Carthaginian
15 XIV |  feared died beneath sticks hurled by women; the Punic populace
16 XIV |    promontory into the sea, hurled himself among the pikes.~