Chapter

 1 I   |         rocking like ships, they rolled their great drunken eyes
 2 I   |        the middle of the arm. He rolled the piece of stuff about
 3 I   |       arriving from the country, rolled their wheels over the flagstones
 4 IV  |        buckled up in armour, and rolled like casks through the streets
 5 V   |      that one which Spendius had rolled around his body before entering
 6 VII | provincial governor, said, as he rolled his yellow eyes:~“Truly
 7 VII |          them to their mouths or rolled them gently in the hem of
 8 VII |         the bonds on their arms, rolled their heads upon their shoulders
 9 VIII|      their way; and the Numidian rolled his eyes like a woman and
10 VIII|         while the bright shields rolled like silver foam. Sometimes
11 VIII|     Those who were doomed to die rolled their heads about gently;
12 IX  |          while the six catapults rolled incessantly throughout the
13 X   |           but it was continually rolled up upon itself, more motionless
14 X   |    formed suns as it were, which rolled through the town. They descended
15 X   |          found him with his tail rolled round one of the silver
16 X   |            repeated Salammbo.~He rolled between his fingers the
17 X   |          to the ground. Salammbo rolled it around her sides, under
18 XI  |        off speaking. The thunder rolled in the distance. Some sheep
19 XI  |          bronzed neck; big tears rolled in his eyes like silver
20 XI  |          and Salammbo, blushing, rolled the two pieces of the golden
21 XII |        spat upon them. The dying rolled in the bloody mire biting
22 XII |  ricocheting on the lower arches rolled to the ground,—and suddenly
23 XIII|       that the machines might be rolled along. Then Carthage would
24 XIII|         clasped the ramparts, he rolled through the streets, he
25 XIII|      dashed over it at a run and rolled into a pit in which there
26 XIII|        to one side. The catapult rolled to the edge of the platform,
27 XIII|        he tore his garments, and rolled upon the pavement uttering
28 XIV |        steep the huge blocks had rolled down pell-mell and completely
29 XIV |       them with tongs. Then they rolled about in convulsions, flung
30 XIV |           or else were sleeping, rolled into a ball and half hidden
31 XIV |       Suddenly some small gravel rolled down from above. The rustling
32 XV  |       with their leaves had been rolled round ivory vine-stocks
33 XV  | descended them as though he were rolled down in a torrent from the