Chapter

 1 I   |          with the payment for their blood in the hoods of their cloaks.
 2 I   |      resembled columns covered with blood. In the centre were twelve
 3 I   |             yours, red now with the blood of his slaves! Know you
 4 I   |            stained with splashes of blood; he was leaning on his left
 5 II  |         tunics showed like drops of blood among the dark multitude,
 6 II  |             somewhat, and the black blood, flowing through his hair,
 7 IV  |           He covered his knees with blood, broke his nails, and then
 8 IV  |         slay. Grief is allayed with blood, and since you cannot sate
 9 IV  |            desire to mix with Punic blood made the people indignant;
10 IV  |            discern on it a trail of blood. Every time that Gisco wished
11 IV  |            his ear, and a stream of blood was trickling from his tiara
12 VI  |         When the latter was full of blood they dipped their arms into
13 VI  |          dead, quite blinded by the blood that spurted into their
14 VI  |        services, the price of their blood, say they! Ah! yes! their
15 VI  |            say they! Ah! yes! their blood! their blood!” Then speaking
16 VI  |             yes! their blood! their blood!” Then speaking to himself:—“
17 VI  |           fountains, and a sheet of blood flowed over the mosaics
18 VII |             it away, and the bird’s blood and the child’s were scattered
19 VII |           what looked like spots of blood. The Ancients were reeling
20 VII |            the plane-trees fly. The blood was scattered like rain
21 VIII|           others, lying in pools of blood, would turn and bite the
22 VIII|             them so vigorously that blood was trickling down their
23 IX  |            the heels, pumped up the blood by breastfuls; then he quietly
24 IX  |            the Pataec Gods, and the blood of camels slain for sacrifice
25 X   |           filled with the colour of blood. They seemed to descend
26 X   |         alabaster phial; it was the blood of a black dog slaughtered
27 XI  |           the horses’ nostrils with blood to revive them. The old
28 XI  |         shall float on the waves of blood! I will not have a house,
29 XII |            their towers in pools of blood, with entrails exposed,
30 XII |            they licked the clots of blood on the still tepid stumps;
31 XII |           hair; they drew their own blood and poured it into the pits;
32 XII |      pottery; others waited behind; blood flowed, and they rejoiced
33 XII |           it fell; to great jets of blood made a hole in the dust.
34 XIII|  extinguished in mantles steeped in blood, which were thrown from
35 XIII|      scattered brains, and pools of blood; and arms and legs projecting
36 XIII|          burst from the houses like blood spurting from an artery.
37 XIII|            drawn near; the smell of blood, the sight of carnage, and
38 XIII|             had received streams of blood, stretched further away
39 XIII|         that he had none of his own blood to give; and he gazed at
40 XIII| exasperation bit his hand until the blood came. He repelled him with
41 XIII|        motion with its accompanying blood and shrieks.~By degrees
42 XIII|           like a giant covered with blood, he looked, with his head
43 XIV |          flesh, pieces of brass and blood made white spots, grey sheets
44 XIV |            two men all covered with blood would stop, fall into each
45 XIV |          from their heels and hands blood fell in big, slow drops,
46 XIV |           them. They slipped in the blood; the steep slope of the
47 XV  |            upon sticks. A stream of blood started from the right side
48 XV  |      whirled round in his head, his blood streamed from a wound in