Chapter

 1 II  |        oppressed with the same anxiety; it was feared that the
 2 IV  |      the rest dissembled their anxiety.~The soldiers struck them
 3 IV  |     over they were seized with anxiety. Matho was suffering from
 4 VI  |  political genius. Her eternal anxiety for gain prevented her from
 5 VI  |      unable to dissemble their anxiety; they were too pale for
 6 VI  |  return? There was nothing but anxiety.~Hanno had at last concluded
 7 XII |       they were disturbed with anxiety. They wished at once to
 8 XIII|     were agitated by unceasing anxiety. Those of Rabbetna were
 9 XIII|    seemed to cause Hamilcar no anxiety.~But when the helepolis
10 XIV | themselves relieved of a great anxiety, when he left Carthage.
11 XIV |         he had never felt such anxiety; if he succumbed it would