Chapter

 1 I   |       showed one another their wounds, they told of their combats,
 2 II  |        march with his bleeding wounds, famished, sick, living
 3 IV  |         and the scars of their wounds. Those who had not yet been
 4 VIII|      right, irritated by their wounds, turned upon the second
 5 XII |       had received complicated wounds from hideous weapons. Greenish
 6 XII |   their scars and their recent wounds.~Four great funeral piles
 7 XII | themselves in imitation of the wounds that disfigured the dead.
 8 XII |    devices. They envenomed the wounds by pouring into them dust,
 9 XII |      still bleeding from their wounds.~“I will undertake that!”
10 XIII|   their faces. Some who had no wounds remained motionless, stiffer
11 XIII| facilitating the infliction of wounds, the Carthaginians massacred
12 XIV |        and they enlarged their wounds to terrify the enemy. The