Chapter

 1 I   |         where the pomegranate shone amid the white tufts of the cotton-plant;
 2 I   |             stripped naked to fight amid the cups after the fashion
 3 I   |            driving through the dust amid shouts, twenty men, distinguished
 4 I   |             not take. Others walked amid the dishes on the purple
 5 I   | death-rattle of the slaves expiring amid the broken cups. They demanded
 6 I   |           kneeling before the stars amid the eddyings from kindled
 7 II  |          foliage of the columns, or amid the branches of a palm tree.
 8 II  |             on the bank of a river, amid clumps of rose-bays. Then
 9 II  |           time a river would appear amid the verdure of tamarisks
10 II  |       stables. I have embraced them amid assaults, beneath falling
11 III |            long rose-coloured lines amid the banks of sand, while
12 III |          mastless galley; and then, amid the stars, thou art like
13 III |     extending perpendicularly, and, amid the whirlwinds of the thronging
14 IV  |           iron and wearing helmets. Amid serving men and itinerant
15 IV  |            forest, to the Ethiopian amid his sands. But there was
16 IV  |  dangerously-loaded barges advanced amid the shouts of the onlooking
17 IV  |            down, and he disappeared amid the disorder of the crowd
18 IV  |           behind another, opened up amid large walls separating the
19 V   |           the shelter of a bush, or amid the outrages of the populace
20 V   |             into the narrow streets amid the darkness. The strips
21 V   |          with amethysts and topazes amid their gilding in the knots
22 VI  |              where the zaimph shone amid the hanging panoply. Suddenly
23 VI  |       return to Carthage took place amid all kinds of terrors. They
24 VII |            galley, however, tossing amid the rocks, was proceeding
25 VII |             town, poor and numerous amid all your riches, it does
26 VII |             who were behind shouted amid the hootings:~“He was seen
27 VII |        fringes, and bracelets shone amid the confusion of white,
28 VII |             from marine plants hung amid flax from Egypt, Greece,
29 VII |          aloud the name of Hamilcar amid eulogies and benedictions.~
30 VII |             of apes were to be seen amid the miry puddles. A scrap
31 VII |            mill-stones were turning amid the dust. They consisted
32 VII |             burning coals with fans amid tattered garments and scattered
33 VIII|           of all the files appeared amid long, sharp lanceheads,
34 VIII|            go on sawing the leather amid flames, bullets, and arrows,
35 VIII|             walls.~All was peaceful amid extraordinary silence and
36 IX  |     recalled similar mornings when, amid the din of clarions, he
37 X   |            over the glass pavement, amid the grains of barley which
38 X   |     grand-pontiff had once advanced amid the tumult of cymbals, and
39 X   |           women on a winter’s night amid the rubbish of a sepulchre.
40 X   |             over to see her, smiled amid this dazzling display.~Then
41 XI  |         spots, where a brook flowed amid the long grass; and as they
42 XI  |          formed long straight lines amid the tents; the latter were
43 XI  |         light of my burning gardens amid fuming cups and my slaughtered
44 XI  |          back swooning upon the bed amid the lion’s hair. The zaimph
45 XII |            the tents were like huts amid an inundation, stretched
46 XIII|      hundred paces from the towers.~Amid the infinite variety of
47 XIII|           trunks formed black spots amid opened entrails, scattered
48 XIII|             wall. Matho turned back amid the ruins to summons his
49 XIII|    pavilions might be distinguished amid the thick vapours. These
50 XIII|         plate, and white smoke rose amid the great scarlet colour.~
51 XIV |             when in Hamilcar’s tent amid the five armies he had felt
52 XIV |         surprised a body of velites amid some big rocks at the entrance
53 XIV |           were running tumultuously amid galloping oxen. A man in
54 XIV |             taken away.~They walked amid the Clinabarians, leaning
55 XIV |        under a large sycamore tree, amid pillows of yellow leather,
56 XIV |           and other birds fluttered amid the grass: ring-necked glareolas,
57 XIV |           death with impassibility.~Amid their swooning, they sometimes
58 XV  |          Eschmoun lay on the ground amid pools of pink oil in the
59 XV  |             appeared to be bounding amid the flowers; there were