Chapter

 1 I   | unfriendly to him, a great sigh escaped from his breast; he stammered,
 2 II  |       He had been taken and had escaped; he had been retaken, and
 3 II  |    lands of the latter, but had escaped. Libyans came pouring in
 4 V   |        hedges and trenches, had escaped from the gardens. He reached
 5 X   |       more alone.~Strange words escaped him sometimes, which passed
 6 XI  |   brushwood, the smoke of which escaped through the holes in the
 7 XI  |    half-opened mouths groanings escaped in the Punic tongue.~Two
 8 XI  |         advanced quickly. A cry escaped her. Matho stamped his foot
 9 XIII|       formed lofty eddies as it escaped, they seemed at a distance
10 XIV |      detachments, but he always escaped them. They ceased to separate
11 XIV |       the perils which they had escaped.~Death was certain and imminent
12 XIV |      the town, whence there now escaped jets of flame with columns
13 XIV |         him. If sighs sometimes escaped him, it was because he was