Nowhere could he be seen; they were disturbed with anxiety.

They wished at once to convince themselves of his death and to participate in it.

At last three Samnite shepherds discovered him at a distance of fifteen paces from the spot where Matho's tent lately stood.

They recognised him by his long beard and they called the rest.
Stretched on his back, his arms against his hips, and his knees close together, he looked like a dead man laid out for the tomb.

Nevertheless his wasted sides rose and fell, and his eyes, wide-opened in his pallid face, gazed in a continuous and intolerable fashion.
The Barbarians looked at him at first with great astonishment.