Chapter

 1 II | which was rapidly uttered in five different languages, Greek,
 2 IV |    at such a siege, another, five during such a march, another,
 3 IV |     built Punic galleys; and five rows of superposed arches,
 4 VII|   Etna, the plateau of Eryx, five years of battles,—until
 5 X  |  Proserpine; he had seen the five hundred pillars of the labyrinth
 6 XI |     motion around her in the five armies. She was overwhelmed
 7 XI |  Carthaginians. Thus did the five armies in tiers upon the
 8 XII|      of the rest, an army of five thousand men was ready before
 9 XII|  pursued these, and captured five hundred men; but three days
10 XIV|     Hamilcar’s tent amid the five armies he had felt her little,
11 XIV|   impetuous and fertile. For five moons he dragged his enemies
12 XIV|      four hundred Etruscans, five hundred Samnites, forty