Chapter

 1 I   |     little dogs with pink silky hair and fattened on olive lees,—
 2 I   |       The Gauls with their long hair drawn up on the crown of
 3 I   |     feet. They had no beard, no hair, no eyebrows. In their hands,
 4 I   |      they watched her pass.~Her hair, which was powdered with
 5 I   |      and with short black curly hair. He had retained only his
 6 II  |        or had enclosed jackal’s hair within them to put cowardice
 7 II  |      blood, flowing through his hair, had collected in stalactites
 8 II  |        sparkled in the frizzled hair, and the face was so wan
 9 II  |      shook their lofty heads of hair, and the men of the desert
10 II  |         to his flanks with long hair bristling with dried leaves,
11 II  |        the priests burned their hair in order to torture their
12 II  |        he fled, clinging to its hair, howling, weeping, shaken,
13 III |      filled with her disordered hair.~But she raised her head
14 IV  |      tawny robes of dromedary’s hair swinging at their heels;
15 IV  |      had golden plates in their hair; the Lusitanians had necklaces
16 IV  |   Mercenaries plucked out their hair with grotesque contortions.~
17 IV  |        interpreters, with their hair dressed like sphinxes, and
18 V   |    shape of beards and curls of hair; and in the centre of the
19 VI  |      which tied up his long red hair, and soak the latter in
20 VI  |        which were without mane, hair, or ears, and had silver
21 VII |        and sea. A tuft of white hair rose on his skull like the
22 VII |    which fastened their plaited hair on the nape of the neck.
23 VII |        But the gold dust in his hair had fallen upon his shoulders,
24 VII |   brilliant sheets, so that his hair appeared whitish, fine,
25 VII |  bodkins set like suns in their hair. Rings, clasps, necklaces,
26 VII |       as far as her elbows. Her hair was crisped so as to simulate
27 VII | tattered garments and scattered hair, and a smell of burning
28 VIII|      hands over her long, black hair; and the imagination of
29 VIII|       the cottabos, letting his hair grow, and conducting the
30 VIII|   succeed in seizing him by the hair, hold him thus for a while,
31 IX  |        which they wore in their hair.~Thus the Barbarians, having
32 IX  |         vermin and filth. Their hair had been plucked out in
33 X   |         that served to curl the hair of an old Tanith in the
34 X   |       unknotted the band in her hair, shaking the latter for
35 X   |     finger raised a lock of her hair which was falling too low.~
36 X   |        was falling too low.~Her hair was covered with gold dust,
37 X   |       long yellow veil upon her hair, passed a scarf around her
38 X   |      nails; she plucked out her hair, and uttered piercing shrieks
39 XI  |        half hidden by her white hair which fell to her knees;
40 XI  |         the bed amid the lion’s hair. The zaimph fell, and enveloped
41 XI  |         the long tresses of her hair from one end to the other.~“
42 XII |      about like balls; heads of hair were hanging on the thorns;
43 XII |      cheeks; they cut off their hair; they drew their own blood
44 XII |       with the bodkins of their hair. The men came next and tortured
45 XII |  poisoned darts hidden in their hair. Many had brought pebbles
46 XIII|     yellow with oil, with their hair in flames. They began to
47 XIII|        statues with clothes and hair were displayed across the
48 XIII|    their weapons, greased their hair, and washed their bloodstained
49 XIII|        a Roman sword. His curly hair shaded his swelling forehead.
50 XIII|      asked the Ancients for the hair of their wives; all sacrificed
51 XIII|     Greece and Italy, and their hair, having been rendered elastic
52 XIII|     made of the finest heads of hair among the wives of the plebeians.
53 XIII|     covered with his long black hair, went about everywhere,
54 XIII|        years of age, with black hair and swelling forehead! Bring
55 XIII|         his nails, tore out his hair, and shrieked like the women
56 XIII|      among torches and heads of hair. In order to subdue the
57 XIII|        veils, plucked a lock of hair from their foreheads, and
58 XIII| believed that they could descry hair, limbs, and whole bodies.~
59 XIV |      fragments and bloodstained hair on those horrible branches.~
60 XIV |       among the Balearians, his hair over his arm, inert. Spendius
61 XIV |  portcullis; and the cloaks and hair of the Barbarians were being
62 XIV |         seen through their long hair, which hung down as though
63 XIV |     arrows fastened his plaited hair at the tips of his ears;
64 XIV |        of electrum and tufts of hair.~As she watched him a crowd
65 XIV |          trailed with his white hair in the dust.~They thought
66 XIV |         eyes; his great head of hair, caught in a cleft in the
67 XIV |      purple threads through the hair on their arms and faces.~
68 XIV |     foot-soldiers who wore long hair took the precaution of cutting
69 XIV |     black robes, with a tuft of hair on the top of the skull,
70 XIV |         than the dead, with his hair quite erect, and two patches
71 XV  |    there strayed two tresses of hair as twisted as the horns
72 XV  |    cheek; they tore handfuls of hair from him and strips of flesh;
73 XV  |        seemed to rise up to his hair;—and the wretch still walked
74 XV  |   parted lips,—and her loosened hair hung to the ground.~Thus