Chapter

 1 I   |      ivory stools, and phials of Tyrian glass to pieces with their
 2 III |          Melkarth, patron of the Tyrian colonies; I have pushed
 3 VI  |     eighty thousand men. The two Tyrian cities would offer no resistance,
 4 IX  |      Suffet from approaching the Tyrian towns, and from the possibility
 5 IX  | determined to open up one of the Tyrian towns, though he were obliged
 6 XI  |       defeat at Utica. As to the Tyrian towns, they were on the
 7 XII |    belonging to Narr’ Havas; the Tyrian towns would join the conquerors;
 8 XII |          procure provisions; the Tyrian city sent them some the
 9 XII |       with greater strength; the Tyrian towns would join them; his
10 XII |        and thenceforward the two Tyrian towns displayed an obstinate
11 XII |        siege-engines sent by the Tyrian towns coming straight towards
12 XIII|       the annual offering due to Tyrian Melkarth, and a great terror
13 XIV |      before the defection of the Tyrian towns; and, to reciprocate
14 XV  |          another with tears; the Tyrian towns were taken, the nomads