Chapter

 1 II  |        sacred town it could not hold such a multitude; the temple
 2 III |      his representation, and to hold, or even see the image of
 3 VII |      all his might so as to lay hold on what she kept concealed
 4 VIII|        seizing him by the hair, hold him thus for a while, and
 5 IX  |    killed; the others would not hold out, and the war was finished;
 6 XII |   extermination.~Carthage might hold out for a long time; her
 7 XIII|        were fastened to them to hold the extremities of a rope
 8 XIII| quadrangular basket which would hold thirty foot-soldiers with
 9 XIII|     upon them in order to catch hold somewhere so as to re-enter
10 XIV |       great masses rendered all hold impossible. They sought
11 XIV |       could scarce retain their hold. However, he tried to whisper