Chapter

 1 I   |            with a heavy step. Some advanced like women, making obscene
 2 I   |          priests followed her. She advanced into the avenue of cypress,
 3 I   |           draw their swords. Matho advanced dealing great blows with
 4 II  |      kissed their feet.~The litter advanced on the shoulders of twelve
 5 IV  |          dangerously-loaded barges advanced amid the shouts of the onlooking
 6 IV  |           a gesture from Matho all advanced. Gisco held out his arms;
 7 V   |          thin white rays, and they advanced by this uncertain light.
 8 V   |           narrow passage. Spendius advanced along it, Matho followed
 9 V   |           cords from above, and he advanced with loins bent and mouth
10 V   |     inaccessible was the cliff. He advanced to the edge, lay down on
11 VII |  recognised Hamilcar’s trireme.~It advanced in fierce and haughty fashion,
12 VII |           in ample blue veils. She advanced face to face with the Suffet,
13 VII |            a purple robe.~Hamilcar advanced towards the candelabrum.
14 VII |            stooping, his left foot advanced, his eyes flaming and his
15 VII |    stewards, waving a white miter, advanced towards Hamilcar with a
16 VII |  promontory of Aromata.~Others had advanced continuously towards the
17 VIII|      yellow-spotted like a dragon, advanced into the mire flinging froth
18 VIII|            their hind feet as they advanced, with a continual rotatory
19 X   |         the grand-pontiff had once advanced amid the tumult of cymbals,
20 X   |             These monstrous flames advanced swaying gently; they transmitted
21 X   |           Schahabarim’s orders and advanced; the python turned downwards,
22 XI  |          bed of palm-branches.~She advanced quickly. A cry escaped her.
23 XI  |           she placidly replied.~He advanced folding his arms and with
24 XI  |        himself. At last the Suffet advanced towards him with a look
25 XII |          confidence, had gradually advanced and approached; and now
26 XII |     straight line. Afterwards they advanced like tornadoes of sand raised
27 XIII| disembarked on the Taenia. Then he advanced to the first lines of the
28 XIII|           to climb up, the tallest advanced in front and the lowest
29 XIII|     shoulders of their companions, advanced for some minutes quite upright
30 XIII|      though convulsively upheaved, advanced perhaps ten paces; but the
31 XIII|           the thick vapours. These advanced slowly owing to their enormous
32 XIII|         that a man in a white robe advanced from the back of the square.
33 XIV |       matter was to take Tunis. He advanced by forced marches upon it.~
34 XIV |           out; but the Mercenaries advanced through the plain shaking
35 XIV |       armies moved.~The Barbarians advanced slowly so as not to become
36 XV  |            the priests of Rabbetna advanced with a proud step, and with
37 XV  |   increased execration.~At last he advanced; then the stupefaction of
38 XV  |          pent-house of a shop, and advanced no further.~The slaves of
39 XV  |  approached, she had involuntarily advanced by degrees to the edge of