Chapter

 1 II  |           halted on the bank of a river, amid clumps of rose-bays.
 2 II  |    positions. From time to time a river would appear amid the verdure
 3 IV  |         incline what was nearly a river into the cisterns of Megara.~
 4 VII |   pavement seemed like a luminous river streaming from the altar
 5 VII |      utensils were all of gold, a river of the colour of milk and
 6 VIII|     elephants to be posted in the river a hundred paces further
 7 VIII|        sand so as to obstruct the river and form a natural causeway
 8 VIII|        for an advance towards the river. But the Carthaginians,
 9 VIII|        right and left towards the river and towards the town.~The
10 VIII|        save the undulation of the river, which was heaped with corpses,
11 VIII|           and on this side of the river and closer to him were motionless
12 IX  |       along the right bank of the river, thus protecting himself
13 IX  |           that he had crossed the river above Tebourba as though
14 XII | Carthaginians were checked by the river. It was wide this time and
15 XII |    suddenly a cataract, an entire river, fell from the skies onto