Chapter

 1 II  |      When they had passed, the gates were shut behind them, but
 2 IV  |     wholly exterminate it.~The gates were shut. The Barbarians
 3 IV  |      with loud shouts from the gates to the centre. When the
 4 VI  |   which waited for them at the gates escorted them to their palaces
 5 VI  |     horse on reaching the camp gates, and two hours later be
 6 VI  |   presented himself before the gates of Utica. He had a trumpet
 7 VI  |       were crushed against the gates, which were not opened through
 8 VIII|   walls. The Suffet opened the gates to them; they were deserters;
 9 VIII|    sure that it would open its gates before many days were over.~
10 XII |   arrived; Magdassin fled; the gates were opened, and thenceforward
11 XIII|    other rams before the other gates began to be in motion. Men
12 XIII|        last the rams broke the gates of Khamon and Tagaste. But
13 XIII| javelins, and beat against the gates with them. But the nakedness
14 XIII|      were displayed across the gates. They melted in the heat
15 XIII|      men were battering at the gates; and, in order to demolish
16 XIII|   purpose, had broken in three gates. They were checked by lofty