Chapter

 1 I   |            cantharus by its rings, raised it straight up into the
 2 I   |             a terrible clamour was raised, and a vertigo of destruction
 3 I   |       blows with his head. When he raised it, Narr’ Havas had disappeared.
 4 I   |          It appeared, and Spendius raised his arms with a cry.~Everything
 5 I   |          the ramps. Money-changers raised the pent-houses of their
 6 II  |           against each other, were raised somewhat, and the black
 7 II  |           the purple curtains were raised, and a human head, impassible
 8 III | outstretched.~But the slave nimbly raised her, for according to the
 9 III |           disordered hair.~But she raised her head to gaze upon the
10 III |            to thee, O Mother!”~She raised her arms to their full length,
11 IV  |       Hippo-Zarytus. Hootings were raised, and he was decapitated.~
12 IV  |            pain of death, and they raised their cups in the direction
13 V   |    apertures, and if the head were raised the stars might be seen.
14 V   |            galley staircase. Matho raised his head, and thought that
15 V   |            seen, and an outcry was raised. Every one understood; and
16 V   |          zaimph from his neck, and raised it as high as possible above
17 VI  |            He ground his teeth and raised his broad hand above Spendius.~
18 VI  |        side was almost immediately raised again by the other. Spendius
19 VII |            the Acropolis, Hamilcar raised his head, and looked with
20 VII |         floor to kiss his feet; he raised her brutally.~“Where have
21 VII |            and his bull’s head was raised with a terrible effort as
22 VII |         quivering and terrible; he raised his arms, and the rays from
23 VII |      daughter!”~A louder voice was raised:~“No doubt, since she takes
24 VII |         sandals, and the fine dust raised by his footsteps surrounded
25 VII |        with branches of palm. They raised the hyacinth curtain which
26 VII |        Barbarian; he shuddered and raised both his fists. She uttered
27 VII |         the brass plates and again raised his ample sleeve; and with
28 VII |        stood upright with his arms raised above him.~But with his
29 VII |            in succession. Hamilcar raised his head; he did not speak
30 VIII|            siege of the towns were raised, the inhabitants would come
31 IX  |         big bodies, and their arms raised as high as the shoulder,
32 IX  |          money, the adventurer had raised the Numidian States with
33 IX  |         the earth thrown out to be raised on the inside into a parapet,
34 IX  |           palisades, a second wall raised, and wooden towers constructed
35 IX  |          sat down upon the corpse, raised his face with his neck thrown
36 IX  |   Galleries of rushen hurdles were raised as a protection against
37 IX  |     remained below with their eyes raised to the highest terrace;
38 X   |         regretted that she had not raised it.~She was almost always
39 X   |          and keeping his left hand raised and his right extended,
40 X   |         the edge of the basin; she raised her ample sleeves, fastening
41 X   |          light touch of her finger raised a lock of her hair which
42 XI  |            Charcoal dust which was raised by their feet behind them,
43 XI  |            trembling, she went and raised a large stone, and brought
44 XI  |           gesture of his arm which raised his red mantle. Some kissed
45 XI  |            two clasps of her tunic raised her breasts somewhat and
46 XI  |        with colossal pride; he was raised to the stature of a god.~
47 XI  |         again into the battle!”~He raised his arms whereon his veins
48 XI  |       again towards the zaimph and raised her hands to seize it.~“
49 XI  |             His band of pearls was raised somewhat, and uncovered
50 XI  |           behind the canvas. Matho raised the latter; they perceived
51 XI  |         lower part of the tent was raised, and a monstrous form appeared.
52 XI  |          But the sturdiest of them raised themselves and shouted when
53 XI  |            the canvas; she held it raised at arm’s length, and without
54 XI  |           leathern tent, which was raised at the corners, left visible
55 XII |            past with their helmets raised on the points of their pikes;
56 XII |            uttered by the crowd he raised his head. Before him a strip
57 XII |          far from exciting frenzy, raised fears; and remembering Hamilcar’
58 XII |        what he was saying; then he raised his fists in the direction
59 XII |          were marching in the dust raised by the Carthaginians. The
60 XII |    advanced like tornadoes of sand raised by the wind. In the centre
61 XII |            now quiet. Spendius had raised one of the flag-stones and,
62 XII |             distraught with pride, raised his arms aloft.~
63 XIII|         but each time the besieged raised them again. Matho ordered
64 XIII|          audacity.~Sometimes a man raised on the shoulders of another
65 XIII|          unless a long terrace was raised to the same height as the
66 XIII|           by the hand, and at once raised the hood which screened
67 XIII|         the Suffet had the rampart raised twelve palms higher, all
68 XIII|           morning, like a mountain raised upon another. Then there
69 XIII|           roundway, where they had raised with clay two transverse
70 XIII|          about from right to left, raised his arms, wheeled round,
71 XIII|           a palm tree, a voice was raised, a mournful and supplicant
72 XIII|          beneath his head. Then he raised his eyes and gazed at Tanith,
73 XIII|         Schahabarim. Hootings were raised, for the tyranny of the
74 XIV |            more thickly; those who raised their heads towards the
75 XIV |         crouching behind the rocks raised the latter with beams and
76 XIV |         were running, his army had raised shouts, as of distress,
77 XIV |            baseness.~But the Greek raised his voice and spoke for
78 XIV |       howled: “Here! here!” But he raised his voice still higher;
79 XIV |          the standards, which were raised above the dust, and every
80 XIV |        they touched Matho. Then he raised both his empty hands towards
81 XV  |  disappeared. Numbers of arms were raised, and he was lost to sight.~