Chapter

 1 I   |         mottled Numidian marble, broad courses supporting its four
 2 I   | shoulders, the Cantabrian by his broad calves. There were Carians
 3 I   |       and his triple necklace of broad blue plates beating against
 4 I   |         it were, at each step, a broad wave which followed her.~
 5 II  |  Chameleons were crawling on the broad leaves of the cactus.~The
 6 II  |       take their round bucklers, broad swords, and Boeotian helmets
 7 II  |          gods upon the army. His broad necklace of precious stones
 8 V   |           forming a kind of very broad valley. It was an exposed
 9 VI  |         his teeth and raised his broad hand above Spendius.~The
10 VI  |           to awake afterwards in broad daylight consumed with horrible
11 VI  |        and planes, stretched two broad ponds which met another
12 VI  |          reach them until it was broad daylight on the third day.~
13 VII |       hands crossed inside their broad sleeves, and the mother-of-pearl
14 VII |   sleeves and drew from them two broad cutlasses; and half stooping,
15 VII |       nostrils were dilated, the broad daylight animated him, and
16 VII |     gateway it stopped beneath a broad shed in which there were
17 VII |        the colour of milk and as broad as the sea, forests of blue
18 VII |        been found in it except a broad well. It was dug out merely
19 VII |       low forehead, with its two broad intersecting eyebrows.~“
20 VIII|     covered with bronze knemids; broad cylindrical shields reached
21 VIII|      like silver foam. Sometimes broad currents would descend from
22 VIII|         was trickling down their broad ears. Their trunks, which
23 IX  |     caused a trench fifteen feet broad and ten cubits deep to be
24 X   |       cool her bosom beneath the broad fans, or perhaps amuse herself
25 X   |      passed before Salammbo like broad lightnings illuminating
26 X   |          her hips, and from this broad girdle descended her blue
27 X   |      copper mirror, which was so broad and high that she could
28 XI  |         air. There came at times broad lightning flashes; then
29 XII |         out for a long time; her broad walls presented a series
30 XIII|        of his delicate nose were broad and palpitating, and upon
31 XIII|        from a crumbling pyramid. Broad tracks made by the streams
32 XIV |          soon made the plain one broad tract of rottenness. Whitish
33 XIV |      Spendius found a plant with broad leaves filled abundantly
34 XIV |         in which the handle of a broad cutlass was inserted; they
35 XIV |         their trunks brandishing broad steel blades like giant
36 XIV |      overturned by the wind, and broad, brilliantly bordered discs,
37 XIV |       shot at them from below.~A broad gold ribbon shone on the
38 XIV |       shortened trunk, which was broad at the extremity, rose from
39 XIV |         the sky was striped with broad red bands in the west.~In