Chapter

 1 I   |  they drew out the pieces of meat and sated themselves, leaning
 2 I   |    cups. They demanded wine, meat, gold. They cried out for
 3 II  |   and the greedy quarters of meat, cakes, fruits, butter wrapped
 4 III | never tasted wine, nor eaten meat, nor touched an unclean
 5 VI  |    remaining portions of the meat were burnt together with
 6 VII |    exorbitant consumption of meat, fish, birds, wines, and
 7 IX  |   recollection of this fresh meat was a source of great sadness
 8 IX  |      of dried fruit. No more meat, no more oil, no more salt
 9 XII |    laden with meal and dried meat. The Carthaginians pursued
10 XIII|     of silver; the stores of meat and corn were also becoming
11 XIII|     to repel him. Fed on the meat of the holocausts, clad
12 XIV |  laden with forage and dried meat. The people flocked quickly
13 XV  |     barley and pieces of raw meat; people accosted one another,
14 XV  |    for cutting up the sacred meat, and which terminated, at