Chapter

 1 II  |  priestesses of Tanith, who had hastened hither to receive the men.
 2 II  |         the most alert, who had hastened thither without their arms),
 3 V   |         a shorter way out. They hastened along.~Spendius squatted
 4 V   |        understood I should have hastened hither, I should have forsaken
 5 VII |    crocodiles’ jaws. The people hastened thither, and some threw
 6 VII |         grass.~All the servants hastened up. They formed quite a
 7 VII |   individual.”~Then the servant hastened to read all that had been
 8 VIII|        lowest part of the files hastened up to the first ranks, while
 9 XII |      place. The people of Tunis hastened thither, bringing those
10 XIII| chariots furnished with sickles hastened up, and galloped round the