Chapter

 1 VI  |      isthmus, and it would soon perish from famine, for it was
 2 VI  |   convinced that Carthage would perish before long. Any one but
 3 VI  | speaking to himself:—“All shall perish! not one shall be sold!
 4 VII |         You come back to see us perish, do you not? Let him speak!—
 5 VII |         ten thousand Barbarians perish than a single one of us!”~
 6 VIII|         that they were about to perish; he snatched their arms
 7 VIII|        them up to the hilt, and perish crushed to death; the most
 8 IX  |       they were that they would perish in tortures.~Nevertheless
 9 X   |         obtain the veil and not perish.~He stayed away for three
10 XII |        and the vanquished would perish under torture. As to flight,
11 XIII|     their wearers were about to perish; he dashed towards them;
12 XIV |        by which he was about to perish had been multiplied beforehand;
13 XIV |      the Republic, and he would perish on the cross; if, on the
14 XIV |     desperate; all was about to perish beneath the genius of Matho