Chapter

 1 I   |          to the soldiers.~Oblong flames trembled in cuirasses of
 2 I   |     limpid was the wave that the flames of the torches quivered
 3 I   |     Khamon appeared to be all in flames, while far within the temples,
 4 II  |      finish them.~These were the flames that had gleamed from a
 5 V   |          of the populace and the flames of funeral piles? Master,
 6 V   |          shape like a tabourine; flames were burning upon it; an
 7 V   |        man. I could pass through flames or walk upon the sea! I
 8 VI  |  elephants were terrified by the flames and fled. The ground sloped
 9 VII |     powder upon them, and violet flames appeared at the extremities
10 VII |          from the stones and the flames from the lamp were mirrored
11 VIII|          sawing the leather amid flames, bullets, and arrows, and
12 VIII|         engines blackened by the flames and looking like giant skeletons
13 IX  |          valleys with a crown of flames, and it was often necessary
14 X   |         singing. These monstrous flames advanced swaying gently;
15 XI  |   perceived a quantity of little flames before them.~These were
16 XI  |        perceive your eyes in the flames of the phalaricas and on
17 XI  |        answered one another.~The flames of the lamp kindled in the
18 XI  |      kisses, more devouring than flames, covered her; she was as
19 XI  |       Libyans enveloped in great flames.~Their reed huts were burning,
20 XI  |       earth against her, and the flames of the siege overtop the
21 XI  |         was increasing and great flames purpled the sky behind;
22 XII |        funeral-piles failed, the flames were extinguished, every
23 XII |    quietly up and down.~Towering flames appeared; clarions rang;
24 XIII|      hail of bullets, darts, and flames passed above the first ranks
25 XIII|     battlements opened, vomiting flames and smoke like dragon jaws;
26 XIII|          oil, with their hair in flames. They began to run and set
27 XIII|     neighbouring walls, and long flames suddenly burst from the
28 XIII| foreheads, and threw it upon the flames. Then the men in the red
29 XIII|    passages; they flung into the flames pearls, gold vases, cups,
30 XIV |       town appeared to be all in flames.~An immense clamour reached
31 XV  |         eye-sockets there darted flames which seemed to rise up