Chapter

 1 I   |             black cloak, which was fastened on his head to a golden
 2 I   |             Tresses of pearls were fastened to her temples, and fell
 3 I   |         his ample cloak, which was fastened on his temples with a leather
 4 II  |           lion with his four limbs fastened to a cross like a criminal.
 5 IV  |           the hour agreed upon. He fastened a sort of harpoon to the
 6 V   |          discs, and its heels were fastened to the ground by chains
 7 V   |           the wall to which it was fastened by the corners, appearing
 8 V   |            and with her large eyes fastened on the veil. Matho gazed
 9 VI  |           The golden circlet which fastened his ample garment about
10 VI  |         continually. They were all fastened to a common chain. Each
11 VII |      sheets of steel; a red cloak, fastened to his shoulders, left his
12 VII |           the Aegatian islands! He fastened his eyes on the extreme
13 VII |    reddened the golden combs which fastened their plaited hair on the
14 VII |           bags of violet skin, and fastened to their ears by two cords.
15 VII |           But Hamilcar’s eyes were fastened on a great tower, the three
16 VII |           into Carthage, a man was fastened by the waist to a long chain
17 VII |           a miner’s lamp which was fastened to the idol’s cap, and green,
18 VII |          either in gold calabashes fastened like sconces upon sheets
19 VII |            mouths they had muzzles fastened by two little bronze chains
20 VIII|            silver reins. The bands fastened to the horns on his helmet
21 IX  |          each, all with their arms fastened behind their backs with
22 X   |           edge of her shoulder she fastened a square of purple weighted
23 XII |   reappeared.~The former slave had fastened two fragments of a lance
24 XII |            antelopes’ horns, bills fastened to the ends of ropes, iron
25 XII |          fall again. The Balearian fastened a pick and a mallet to it
26 XIII|    cross-bar; two small beams were fastened to them to hold the extremities
27 XIII| immediately began.~Trunks of trees fastened to cables fell and rose
28 XIII|        their armour; the petroleum fastened on their garments; the liquid
29 XIII|             the cables having been fastened, they remained suspended
30 XIII|          in a lynx skin, which was fastened about his waist, and he
31 XIII|             their eyes, which were fastened upon the colossus, shone
32 XIV |            little, cold, soft hand fastened to his own; she had left
33 XIV |     smoking gourds. The Barbarians fastened their eyes upon it with
34 XIV |       their sides, and the daggers fastened to their knee-caps, they
35 XIV |         the hem; two silver arrows fastened his plaited hair at the
36 XIV |          in their arms, which were fastened higher than their heads;
37 XIV |        constructed with tent-poles fastened end to end, and the thirty
38 XIV |           in the centre, all being fastened to a bronze chain; the archers
39 XIV |    involved him in it.~Then he was fastened on the elephants with his
40 XV  |          escort, and with his arms fastened to his back; it was forbidden
41 XV  |        triple row of bronze chains fastened to the navels of the Pataec
42 XV  |       sponges steeped in filth and fastened upon sticks. A stream of