Chapter

 1 II  |            head. Matho at last was touched by these attentions, and
 2 III |          wine, nor eaten meat, nor touched an unclean animal, nor set
 3 IV  |           be paid, the disillusion touched their pride no less than
 4 V   |            the pavement, which was touched by her pointed fingers.~
 5 V   |          walking in fire. Spendius touched the ground and perceived
 6 VI  |          of Phoenician sailors had touched, the sea having retired
 7 XI  |            tremblingly and lightly touched the top of her chest with
 8 XI  |         asleep. Then he delicately touched the lion’s skin on the palm-tree
 9 XI  |           of the dust which he had touched when prostrating himself.
10 XIII|            the cramps of the doors touched the walls; in the middle
11 XIII|        spreading out both arms, he touched it on both sides, which
12 XIV | Extraordinary to say, none of them touched him.~Hamilcar pitched his
13 XIV |      Carthaginians closed in, they touched Matho. Then he raised both
14 XV  |     Hamilcar’s daughter for having touched the mantle of Tanith.~