Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XIV  | wanting to give battle to the Carthaginian army, he caused the Pollari
 2       1,  LIII |       as happened to infinite Carthaginian Captains and to many Athenians.
 3       2,  I    |  until there arose the second Carthaginian war, which kept Italy occupied
 4       2,  VIII |     they made after the first Carthaginian war, where they [the Romans]
 5       2,  IX   |      chance, for Hannibal the Carthaginian Captain assaulted the Saguntines
 6       2,  XV   |  friendship [alliance] or the Carthaginian. And so great was the ardor
 7       2,  XV   |      who wanted to follow the Carthaginian side; but that it was right
 8       2,  XXVII|     Hanno, an old and prudent Carthaginian Citizen advised that they
 9       2,  XXVII|    was well recognized by the Carthaginian Senate to have been a wise
10       2,  XXX  |       question that Hanno the Carthaginian put to those Ambassadors
11       2,  XXXII|       and sought to break the Carthaginian army, or rather to turn
12       3,  XXXI |    became known to Hanno, the Carthaginian, (as was said above) he