Chapter

 1 I   | fugitives from Rome. Beside the heavy Dorian dialect were audible
 2 I   |  cuirasses, were leaping with a heavy step. Some advanced like
 3 I   |        him on the head with his heavy ivory staff, and the Barbarian
 4 II  |       bold step, rattling their heavy cothurni on the paving stones.
 5 II  |          his golden clasps, and heavy earrings only rendered his
 6 III |      the bronze tiling, and the heavy breeze would waft the odours
 7 IV  |   measures, such as promising a heavy sum for every Barbarian’
 8 VI  |     caparisons, edged with very heavy fringes, cut out of the
 9 VI  |     hand. The long files of the heavy infantry marched behind.
10 VII |       which appeared to be very heavy. Only people of superior
11 VII |       Salammbo, crushed by such heavy looks, let her head sink
12 VII |    stooping down he made a very heavy millstone turn upon its
13 VII |         mournful melopoeia.~The heavy mill-stones were turning
14 VII |         ears were weighted with heavy rings; and the strips of
15 VIII|   shields and Roman swords.~The heavy cavalry was composed of
16 VIII|      stopped; they rocked their heavy heads with their chargings
17 VIII|       then go up again, while a heavy mass remained motionless
18 IX  |        already imposed had been heavy enough! and the patricians
19 X   |         another around her.~The heavy tapestry trembled, and the
20 XI  |   reached the Teveste gate.~Its heavy leaves were half open; they
21 XI  |         or a limping cow. Their heavy sticks bristled with brass
22 XI  |   advancing against them with a heavy and regular oscillation.
23 XIII| catapults were so extravagantly heavy that the beams broke, and
24 XIII|       The temperature became so heavy that the bodies swelled
25 XIII|        cast aside his extremely heavy cloak, he remained clad
26 XIII|         under the weight of too heavy baskets, and masses of men,
27 XIII|        a wall. Then he took his heavy axe, and front and rear
28 XIII|        of a ruined ampitheatre. Heavy fumes of smoke were rising,
29 XIII|  players’ might, resounded with heavy, rapid blows; and, in spite
30 XIV |      streets. It poured in warm heavy masses and urgent streams;
31 XIV |      displaced; and swaying his heavy fur-covered shoulders, he
32 XIV |         sate their fury.~A mist heavy and warm, such as comes
33 XIV |         They dragged him along; heavy as he was his feet did not
34 XV  |     voluptuousness moved in the heavy air; the torches were already