Chapter

 1 II  |   journey.~They were rejoiced to find themselves, as in former
 2 IV  |      they felt along the wall to find an outlet. But their feet
 3 V   |         round behind in order to find some outlet.~Aedicules of
 4 VIII|         towns. But he would then find himself between the two
 5 VIII|          where he was nor how to find Spendius, assailed with
 6 XI  |          from dying. Oh! I shall find it, you will see. We shall
 7 XII | conquerors; the Barbarians would find themselves driven to the
 8 XII |        stop; they went higher to find a narrower place. The people
 9 XIII|       along. Then Carthage would find it quite impossible to resist.~
10 XIII|       above his eyes in order to find out some one. Matho happened
11 XIV |   companions, who were unable to find the route again.~In fact
12 XIV |     bottom, hoping every time to find them perchance displaced;
13 XIV |          over the whole plain to find others.~But were they not
14 XIV |        to them, where they would find provisions.~The Barbarians
15 XIV |          sent by the Ancients to find out what there was left