...phalanx, the Sicilians daily deferring in crouds, and increafing the, enemies forces. When Qarthage lieard of this change, new troops were raifed all over Africa, and a numerous army fent into Sicily, to recover theantient conqueftsof the African republic , whilli a mighty fleet cruifed round the ifland, to pre„...

...pafling over into Africa, and much more at the enormous exactions and extortions of his u, milters and courtiers, had fubmitted partly to the Carthaginians...Sicily to recover the cities which Pyrrhus had taken. As the Sicilians daily deferted from him in crowds, he was no »ay in a condition, with his Epirots...

...dikufted at the enormous extortions of his mii.iilers, had fuhmitteH partly to the Carthnginians, siid partly to the Mamertines. When Carthage heard of this...change, new troops were raifed all over Africa, and a rumerous army lent into Sicily to recover the cities which Pyrrhus had taken. At the Sicilians daily...

...great success ; but the Sicilians, disgusted at the enormous extortions of his ministers, had submitted partly to the Carthaginians, and partly to the Mamertines....When Carthage heard of this change, new troops were raised all over Africa, and a numerous army sent into Sicily to recover the cities which Pyrrhus had...