Chapter

 1 II  |      skin.~At last two heralds sounded their silver horns; the
 2 VI  |        cause the assault to be sounded and waiting for nothing
 3 VI  |        Utica. He had a trumpet sounded. The three Judges of the
 4 VII | clarion with outstretched arms sounded a loud brazen cry over Carthage.~
 5 VIII|  roused, but not a trumpet was sounded: their captain tapped them
 6 XI  |        from the fire. Trumpets sounded. There were calls of “Matho!
 7 XI  |         and clarion flourishes sounded the charge. It was as though
 8 XII |      turned back.~The trumpets sounded no longer. All was now quiet.
 9 XIV |       get away.~But a cracking sounded in the direction of the
10 XIV | shadows around them, croakings sounded in the air; and as Spendius’
11 XV  |        the cymbals and crotala sounded more loudly, the tabourines
12 XV  |       from time to time a hymn sounded on the lyres, or a choir