Chapter

 1 I   |          and in the caverns of the earth! and to you, strong men
 2 I   | star-rockets on the azure-coloured earth. The gloomy bushes exhaled
 3 II  |            seemed to sink upon the earth.~Spendius, with his head
 4 II  |        shall be sent to scrape the earth in the mines in the country
 5 III |  ill-defined ruins, piles of black earth, and gardens formed deeper
 6 III |      sistra,—by the furrows of the earth,—by the eternal silence
 7 III |          is spread abroad upon the earth; the flowers close, the
 8 III |           remain on the motionless earth.~“Taanach, take your nebal
 9 III |         burst. One half formed the earth and the other the firmament.
10 IV  |          reeds, shells, and beaten earth. The woods belonging to
11 VI  |            mirror. Immediately the earth shook,—and the Barbarians
12 VII |          scattered cabins built of earth, branches, and bulrush-hurdles,
13 IX  |            round his camp, and the earth thrown out to be raised
14 IX  |     palisade they launched arrows, earth, dung, and pebbles which
15 X   |       offspring of the dust of the earth, since it emerges from its
16 X   |           longer believed that the earth was formed like a fir-cone;
17 X   |        souls that descend upon the earth, following the same route
18 X   |           their bodies do into the earth. Their tears compose its
19 XI  |           a narrow strip of yellow earth separating the gulf from
20 XI  |         garment, trailed along the earth; and with every forward
21 XI  |         seen all the armies of the earth against her, and the flames
22 XI  |        crush your face against the earth! It is a holy spot which
23 XI  |           the zaimph was gone.~The earth trembled beneath thronging
24 XI  |         evolutions portions of the earth which were still in the
25 XI  |        bellies seemed to graze the earth. Then suddenly Narr’ Havas
26 XII |        baggage; in some places the earth was hidden with shields;
27 XII |        make them withdraw when the earth was being thrown in. They
28 XII |     disappeared, had sunk into the earth.~The torn canvas flapped
29 XII |            even projected from the earth as far as the waist. Spendius
30 XIII|           the strand, and gathered earth with their hands and brought
31 XIII|         was completely filled with earth. The upper portions were
32 XIII|        tried to dig mines, but the earth, being badly supported,
33 XIII|          him with strigils and red earth. Then he took two purple
34 XIV |      covered with it as though the earth were rising upon them and