Chapter

 1 II  |      between horse-soldiers and foot-soldiers, Barbarians and Greeks,
 2 VI  |         sieges, twenty thousand foot-soldiers and ten thousand horses.
 3 VI  |        close to them. The Punic foot-soldiers exposed the right side in
 4 VI  |          Day broke, and Matho’s foot-soldiers were seen coming up from
 5 VIII|      pitch, sulphur, elephants, foot-soldiers, horses! where are they?”~
 6 VIII|        woods, he was arming the foot-soldiers, the horses were on their
 7 VIII|       time all the rest saw the foot-soldiers hastening up with the horseman
 8 XI  |  position in order to cover the foot-soldiers, Narr’ Havas turned abruptly
 9 XIII|         which would hold thirty foot-soldiers with their weapons.~Matho
10 XIV |      glide off them easily; the foot-soldiers who wore long hair took
11 XIV | impossible to resist; the Greek foot-soldiers alone had brazen armour,