Chapter

 1 I   |   watching the low tables half hidden beneath the scarlet coverings,
 2 I   |     woods! and to you, ye gods hidden beneath the mountains and
 3 I   |       lights of the feast were hidden by the corner of the palace,
 4 I   |     day. The trampled soil was hidden beneath splashes of red.
 5 II  | fortifications, and walls were hidden beneath the crowd of Carthaginians,
 6 III |        Elissa! Tiratha!—By the hidden symbols, by the resounding
 7 III |       and painted sandals were hidden beneath a heap of emeralds,
 8 IV  |       the centre of Byrsa, was hidden beneath a disordered array
 9 V   |       Its lowest branches were hidden beneath scraps of material
10 V   |        What if the priests had hidden it? Matho experienced anguish
11 VI  |  remained before Tunis. It was hidden behind a wall made with
12 VII |   increased, for his eyes were hidden beneath the folds of his
13 VII |    terrible ones.~Giddenem had hidden those who were mutilated
14 VIII|      Their faces were all half hidden beneath the visors of their
15 VIII|        in the towers, who were hidden up to their shoulders, moved
16 IX  |  cavalry, men and horses being hidden beneath cuirasses of hippopotamus
17 XI  |      the ceiling. She was half hidden by her white hair which
18 XII |      some places the earth was hidden with shields; horses’ carcasses
19 XII |      had little poisoned darts hidden in their hair. Many had
20 XII |     walls.~The isthmus was now hidden by men; and this long surface,
21 XIII|    were crowded together, were hidden up to their chins; only
22 XIII|      marble, and with its head hidden by a heap of worms. Her
23 XIII|        pit in which there were hidden snares. At the south-west
24 XIII|       down near the door, half hidden among the fringes of the
25 XIV |     for their muscles, and was hidden beneath a slate-coloured
26 XIV |      the Barbarians were dead, hidden, or fled. Then his anger
27 XIV |   opened up, and the marksmen, hidden behind the others, discharged
28 XIV |    rolled into a ball and half hidden by their great manes; they
29 XV  | annihilated. The Acropolis was hidden beneath coloured velaria;
30 XV  |    slashings; the nipples were hidden by carbuncle pendants. She