Chapter

 1 I  |      her like a young Numidian chief, who was placed at the captains’
 2 II |    which he suspected him.~The chief of the Numidians remained
 3 VI |        the zaimph has made you chief man in the army. Moreover,”
 4 VII| Hamilcar Barca, marine Suffet, chief of the rich and ruler of
 5 VII|        Hamilcar questioned the Chief of the Ships. He was an
 6 VII|   brows; then he signed to the Chief of the Journeys to speak.
 7 VII|    usual supplies; but he, the Chief of the Journeys, did not
 8 VII|        a hollow groan; and the Chief of Farms was so afraid to
 9 VII|      tripod in the centre.~The Chief of the Sweet Odours, pale
10 VII|      To show his vigilance the Chief of the Odours offered the
11 VII|        he gazed fixedly at the Chief of the Odours, and without
12 VII|      use were to be found.~The Chief of the Odours confessed
13 XI |     was now veritable and sole chief of the Barbarians; Spendius,