Chapter

 1 I   |          chariots which had been heaped up by the Barbarians, and
 2 V   |       the wall rush baskets were heaped up with the first fruits
 3 VI  |   Carthage. Piles of lances were heaped up in the country towns
 4 VII |        it was like a mountain of heaped cinders, and something indistinct
 5 VII |   support the cushions that were heaped up upon carpets.~The Suffet
 6 VII |         palm bark; and gold dust heaped up in leathern bottles was
 7 VIII|          of the river, which was heaped with corpses, and was drifting
 8 XI  |      copper money was carelessly heaped upon a round stone in a
 9 XI  | pomegranate between her lips; he heaped up garments behind her head
10 XII |  Devoting himself to the gods he heaped curses upon the Carthaginians.
11 XIII|      built furnaces. Stones were heaped up on the platforms of the
12 XIII|      cumbered the steps and were heaped up higher than the wall.
13 XIV |         and they were, moreover, heaped together owing to the narrowness