Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XVIII|      Romans having subjugated Africa and Asia, and reduced almost
 2       1,  LIII |       desired the province of Africa, he promised to everyone
 3       2,  I    |     for they already held all Africa, Sardinia and Sicily, and
 4       2,  I    |     Spain, by Massinissa into Africa, by the Aetolians into Greece,
 5       2,  VIII |  their families, they went to Africa where they established themselves
 6       2,  VIII |     the Vandals, occupiers of Africa, refers to having read letters
 7       2,  XII  |     war from Italy, assaulted Africa.~Those who speak to the
 8       3,  IX   |   Scipio wanting to pass into Africa with those armies to put
 9       3,  X    |      encounter with Scipio in Africa, he should have seen advantage
10       3,  X    | acquired so much territory in Africa that he was able to remain
11       3,  XXV  |   Regulus, for when he was in Africa with the armies, he asked
12       3,  XXXII|       peace was made, went to Africa; where, not being satisfied
13       3,  XXXIV|     the triumphs of Spain and Africa. Which opinion was also