Chapter

 1 I   |          wagers; they buried their heads in the amphoras and drank
 2 I   |         shape covered their shaven heads; they all wore wooden shoes,
 3 I   |           not asleep lowered their heads dazzled by the light of
 4 II  |        reed the women, with veiled heads, silently watched the Barbarians
 5 II  | ceaselessly in the air above their heads. It was thus that the Carthaginian
 6 II  |            and with grass on their heads to protect them from the
 7 II  |         wood terminated in horses’ heads or fir cones. The Barbarians
 8 II  |          as they shook their lofty heads of hair, and the men of
 9 II  |        understood, they bent their heads in token of assent.~Then
10 III |       thronging mass, dromedaries’ heads, lances and shields appeared.
11 IV  |            divinities with hideous heads might be seen, colossal
12 IV  |        about with baskets on their heads; and in the depths of the
13 IV  |   uncircumcised, butted with their heads against passers-by, or came
14 IV  |            occupations, bent their heads and tried to smile at all
15 IV  |  reproaches at each other over the heads of the crowd, but without
16 IV  |       immediately stoned, or their heads were cut off by a sabre-stroke
17 IV  |           at their foot and lions’ heads at the top, reached to the
18 IV  |        much as possible with their heads between their arms and their
19 V   |           wings, fishes with human heads were devouring fruit, flowers
20 V   |         were starting out of their heads like those of snails, with
21 VI  |          and jackals’ or serpents’ heads,—which gaped towards the
22 VI  |           his girdle and the three heads fell. One of them rebounded
23 VII |          of their robes over their heads. They remained motionless
24 VII |           they also descended. The heads of the Negresses formed
25 VII |         stood with arms folded and heads bent while Abdalonim reared
26 VII |          not clear, woe be on your heads! Go out!”~All the stewards
27 VII |           their arms, rolled their heads upon their shoulders and
28 VIII|          their weapons above their heads they all crossed the Macaras
29 VIII|            they rocked their heavy heads with their chargings of
30 VIII|           Clinabarians, with steel heads glancing in the sun, cuirasses,
31 VIII|           elephantarchs bent their heads beneath the stream of phalaricas
32 VIII|          delivered them over their heads to the soldiers in the towers;
33 VIII|         Punic engines, for horses’ heads which did not stir appeared
34 VIII|         doomed to die rolled their heads about gently; others dragged
35 IX  |          offer him bags containing heads of Mercenaries killed, so
36 IX  |         cisterns, struck off a few heads, set all right again, and
37 IX  |          leathern bottles on their heads, goats strayed bleating
38 IX  |           bare the ulcers on their heads, and they were so lean and
39 XI  |         obliged them to bend their heads. The two horses which were
40 XI  |         the ground, as decapitated heads might have done. However,
41 XI  |     stretching out their unbridled heads, galloped at so furious
42 XI  |         corn was poured upon their heads, and the grains that fell
43 XII |         mail were to be seen, with heads held in their helmets by
44 XII |          rolling about like balls; heads of hair were hanging on
45 XII |         skin to put upon their own heads. The Eaters of Uncleanness
46 XII |           red. The men’s uncovered heads were growing hot in the
47 XII |       fallow-deer muzzles on their heads; they shook rods furnished
48 XII |          and came up and wet their heads in it in the extravagance
49 XIII|       should be made of the finest heads of hair among the wives
50 XIII|     grappled them; and Barbarians’ heads appeared in the intervals
51 XIII|          by a javelin swayed their heads about like bears. Mouths,
52 XIII|            successively bent their heads in approval; and in accordance
53 XIII|       catafalque among torches and heads of hair. In order to subdue
54 XIII|    Ancients, with diadems on their heads, had assembled in Kinisdo,
55 XIII|           necklaces of koukouphas’ heads and pointed tiaras, posted
56 XIII|        crowns of thorns upon their heads; then they twined their
57 XIV |             those who raised their heads towards the colossus could
58 XIV |       during the night, with their heads bent beneath their cloaks.
59 XIV |            happened to raise their heads and look at one another
60 XIV |           holding axes above their heads.~The Barbarians looked at
61 XIV |         fastened higher than their heads; from their heels and hands
62 XIV |   manoeuvres. Hamilcar seduced the heads of the villages by all sorts
63 XIV | larding-pins and hammers, over the heads of the Numidians; those
64 XV  |        feather fans rose above the heads, behind the Mappalian district.
65 XV  |     pontiffs of Moloch passed with heads bent, and the multitude
66 XV  |       excessive weight, upon their heads.~From ankle to hip she was
67 XV  |         walls were stopped up with heads; and they howled at him