Chapter

 1 I   |        somewhat against the dazzling light of the torches, but when
 2 I   |              genii of the fountains, light, and woods! and to you,
 3 I   |       cypress wood, feeling that the light was coming, placed their
 4 I   |              opening, glimmerings of light could be seen. Large chariots,
 5 I   |           their heads dazzled by the light of day. The trampled soil
 6 II  |           direction of Carthage; the light stretched like giant torches
 7 II  |       temperature, and such plays of light would she manifest the extravagance
 8 II  |              beauty forms a cloud of light around her, and at times
 9 II  |             hands were held like two light hands on the strings of
10 II  |         Their horses, dazzled by the light of the torches which crackled
11 III |           the moon was spreading her light at once upon the mountain-circled
12 III |              garment was as pale and light as the moon. Then she fell
13 III |            the world pouring out her light like milk, and her night
14 IV  |             was drying in the sun to light their fires; the Syracusan
15 IV  |          waves discs, as it were, of light, while the darkness round
16 V   |              stones making a play of light through the painted columns
17 V   |             at every step.~However a light was flickering far back
18 V   |              up the lamp in order to light himself.~“What an impious
19 V   |            but the wind blew and the light went out.~Then they wandered
20 V   |           advanced by this uncertain light. At last they distinguished
21 V   |              empty.”~Then a dazzling light made them lower their eyes.
22 V   | multitudinous, diaphanous, sparkling light. It was the mantle of the
23 V   |             round it slowly.~A milky light filled the sheets of talc
24 V   |              to get into it.~But the light ceased at the edge;—and
25 VI  |                said Hanno.~“Rejoice, light of the Baals! your Suffet
26 VI  |             made it look pink in the light of the torches.~He resumed:~“
27 VI  |            staring eyes. The morning light entered through the chinks
28 VII |        diaphanous thickness; and the light came terrifying and yet
29 VII |             breath passed across the light of the torches. The stir
30 VII |              garments; a rustling of light material became audible;
31 VII |          silver dust, and shed their light in sheets, rays, and stars.
32 VIII|              loins. Night—a moonless light—fell. A few cried out that
33 VIII|              elephants, and then the light infantry with the cavalry
34 VIII|         shone more strongly: a harsh light, which seemed to vibrate,
35 VIII|         sections, and the elephants, light troops, and cavalry to pass
36 VIII|               at intervals, came the light armed soldiers with shields
37 X   |           first you will languish as light as a vapour hovering upon
38 X   |             he exalted the virtue of light unceasingly.~Far from depressing
39 X   |          rays of the moon. The white light seemed to envelop her in
40 X   |            Then she rose, and with a light touch of her finger raised
41 X   |             could distinguish by the light of the moon a gigantic shadow
42 XI  |              chopped softly, and the light wind blowing their foam
43 XI  |           saw you one evening by the light of my burning gardens amid
44 XI  |             Shouts arose; a terrible light flashed behind the canvas.
45 XI  |           smoky lamp gave but little light, and he also believed that
46 XI  |            the canvas to let in some light; the zaimph was gone.~The
47 XII |            armour showed pale in the light of the great funeral-pile;
48 XII |            his face as if some great light had reached him; he opened
49 XII |      caravans talked about it in the light of the stars. This great
50 XII |           evening he begged Matho to light a great fire of straw in
51 XIII|             The loud noise and great light had attracted the Barbarians
52 XV  |            of the stars, while their light garments wafted puffs of
53 XV  |             Narr’ Havas dressed in a light simar and wearing his crown
54 XV  |          when suddenly enlarged.~The light dazzled him; he stood motionless