Chapter

 1 I   |           which he dashed his whole body. Panting, he leaned against
 2 II  |        cares that streamed over his body. Hopes of vengeance came
 3 II  |          was talk of advancing in a body upon Carthage, and calling
 4 II  |           raspings. The rest of the body was concealed beneath the
 5 II  |           was spread over his whole body, gave him the appearance
 6 III |         hail!”~She swayed her whole body twice or thrice, and then
 7 III |          that I could issue from my body, and be but a breath, or
 8 III |           and exquisite things, her body saturated with perfumes,
 9 III |            sepulchre; his long thin body floated in its linen robe
10 IV  |         with iron chains around the body to solid stakes, and were
11 V   |          the circular apartment the body of a woman issued from a
12 V   |           the lower part of her big body, which was polished by the
13 V   |      Spendius had rolled around his body before entering the cisterns—
14 V   |            top of the wall, and her body filled the entire ceiling;
15 V   |             he wrapped it about his body, and he spread out his arms
16 V   |            beside them swinging its body with its long hanging arms.
17 VI  |            the third place the main body should rest on Tunis and
18 VI  |          legs. But attention to his body did not check his love for
19 VI  |             beneath the mass of his body, and clinging to the scales
20 VII |           his elbows pressed to his body, and his hands half open,
21 VIII|          ran pell-mell to fall in a body upon Hamilcar.~Spendius
22 VIII| quadrangular mass moved in a single body, and seemed to live like
23 X   |     wrinkled, and too large for its body. A cottony mouldiness extended
24 X   |           yellowish skin, while his body stretched forth gleaming
25 X   |         with a swaying of her whole body, chanted prayers, and her
26 X   |           resting the centre of its body upon the nape of her neck,
27 XI  |      garments were blended with her body. The clouding of the stuffs,
28 XI  |         ground; for the rest of the body, which was cumbered with
29 XI  |            him; and in yielding her body to him she surrenders with
30 XIII|          thrice as thick as a man’s body, one hundred and twenty
31 XIII|             would incline his whole body and fling his arms into
32 XIII|          arm, outstretched from his body, lay quite straight in an
33 XIII|   seven-storied compartments on the body of the Baal. They put meal
34 XIV |            evening they surprised a body of velites amid some big
35 XIV |          Punic infantry turned in a body upon the Barbarians, and
36 XV  |            had been inserted in his body in several places;—and they
37 XV  |           breath.~In their eyes the body of this victim was something