Chapter

 1 II  |         yellow, and white veils moved on the walls in the redness
 2 II  |        towns; a feeling of pity moved him, and he said—~“Be strong,
 3 II  |          Do you think that I am moved by their faces and songs?
 4 IV  |         itinerant vendors there moved women of all nations, as
 5 IV  |      the point of a dagger they moved the bar, which was opened
 6 VII |         has given to him!”~They moved about raising their shoulders
 7 VII |       whiteness of his brow; it moved like a serpent between his
 8 VII |      indeed too good.” Hamilcar moved away without listening to
 9 VIII|        as the sun appeared they moved into the plain in three
10 VIII|      horrible quadrangular mass moved in a single body, and seemed
11 VIII|   hidden up to their shoulders, moved about iron distaffs furnished
12 VIII|      their running.~The phalanx moved heavily along with thrusts
13 IX  |     round a shield, attentively moved backwards and forwards the
14 IX  |      them on the heights. Women moved about with leathern bottles
15 X   |         him a people of priests moved barefooted through the passages
16 XI  |    waited; her frightened horse moved round and round, sniffing.~
17 XI  |       done. However, their eyes moved, and from these half-opened
18 XI  |   motion of his toothless mouth moved his beard throughout its
19 XII |        But when the Libyans had moved away, the multitude of the
20 XIII|        strong pivots; they were moved forward on cylinders, and
21 XIII|         and drawing it back, it moved to and fro with a regular
22 XIII|        an overflowing sea.~They moved forward the rope ladders,
23 XIII|         and stone. The tollenos moved their long yards rapidly;
24 XIII| weak-spirited. They were almost moved by it.~A noise of naked
25 XIII|        He looked at him and was moved with a sort of pity. With
26 XIII|        the square of Khamon.~It moved backwards sliding upon cylinders;
27 XIII|    against the belly; they were moved several times in succession
28 XIV |        of their woes. They were moved with extravagant joy, they
29 XIV | hesitation; at last both armies moved.~The Barbarians advanced
30 XIV |   himself among the pikes.~They moved away before him. Several
31 XV  |         a mystic voluptuousness moved in the heavy air; the torches