Chapter

 1 II  |       in wine and oil, who were furious at not being paid, laid
 2 VI  |    well-armed guests. Hanno was furious. At last they consented
 3 VI  |     increased, and suddenly the furious trumpeting of the elephants
 4 VIII|          even the lukewarm grew furious. Then the two sieges overwhelmed
 5 IX  |         against the Suffet more furious than the Barbarians.~The
 6 IX  |         Carthaginians, who were furious, began to sack the provinces;
 7 IX  |         Carthaginians went at a furious rate half way up the hill
 8 XI  | unbridled heads, galloped at so furious a rate that their bellies
 9 XII |     latter returned to Carthage furious at the baseness of the Ancients
10 XII |      down, then rose again with furious leaps; and while they were
11 XII |        worked in continuous and furious fashion, breathing with
12 XIII|        cranes on the rampart. A furious resistance immediately began.~
13 XIII|        the schalischim appeared furious, that he had shouted a great
14 XIII|         hear it; but he felt so furious and cruel a look entering