Chapter

 1 VI  |  bitumen, set them on fire, and drove them towards Utica.~The
 2 VIII|          and the Ligurian corps drove on the infantry with the
 3 XII |     horse; the Suffet meanwhile drove them back and crushed them.
 4 XII |     distress was at its height, drove his despair to vengeance,
 5 XIII|    remained standing.~Then they drove augers against the walls;
 6 XIII|         foot of the rampart, he drove caltrops into the ground,
 7 XIII|     chose his own torture. They drove in spits between their breasts;
 8 XIV |       the eastern districts. He drove back the Gauls, and all
 9 XIV |         discharge of a catapult drove the crowd back; only the
10 XV  | brandishing thongs.~One of them drove him forward with a great