Chapter

 1 IV  |        leathern coins) for all the corn that was owing to them,
 2 IV  |           the Africans claimed the corn in accordance with the engagements
 3 IV  | fraudulently reduced them, and the corn sold during the most calamitous
 4 VI  |           eight thousand citizens, corn enough for three moons,
 5 VII |  everywhere! your house is full of corn as your heart is full of
 6 VII |         alone must possess all the corn in Carthage.”~Then when
 7 XI  |            were scattered heaps of corn; at other places the barley
 8 XI  |          thong of ox-leather; then corn was poured upon their heads,
 9 XII |           of wood, iron and brass, corn, straw, and garments were
10 XIII|             the stores of meat and corn were also becoming exhausted;
11 XIII|            which he kept stores of corn, and his stewards gave it
12 XIII|           gave all the rest of the corn that he was keeping by him.
13 XIV |            sunset, when the yellow corn waves, and the great oxen