Chapter

 1 I   |          eat ivory.~Some Balearic slingers, however, who had gone round
 2 II  |          that a troop of Balearic slingers was missing. They were doubtless
 3 II  |           The fine young men! the slingers! my companions and yours!”~
 4 II  |          a troop of three hundred slingers who had disembarked the
 5 IV  |          the very first blow. The slingers terrified the Carthaginians
 6 VIII|         the elephants hovered the slingers, each with a sling around
 7 VIII|       across the plain. The Punic slingers scattered here and there
 8 VIII|           Carians, twelve hundred slingers and archers, whole cohorts!
 9 XIII|         rank, and behind them the slingers and horsemen; quite at the
10 XIII| simultaneously; all the scattered slingers ran up. Some approached
11 XIII|           were the bullets of the slingers. They fell upon the roofs,
12 XIII|        again in the distance.~The slingers, who were distributed through