Chapter

 1 I   |          stories. With its large, straight, ebony staircase, bearing
 2 I   |           by its rings, raised it straight up into the air with his
 3 I   |           over the tables and ran straight up to Gisco, gesticulating
 4 I   |     red-fringed robes, which fell straight to their feet. They had
 5 II  |         which hung down perfectly straight along the cross. The soldiers
 6 III |          her sides, her fore-arms straight and her hands open, she
 7 IV  |   extended through red lands in a straight line from the shore to the
 8 V   |         of the enclosures, walked straight before him. He was seen,
 9 VII |         behind the idol he walked straight up to the wall. Then among
10 VIII|          of the Macaras, and come straight to the bridge. It was there
11 VIII|          were deployed in a long, straight line, overlapping the wings
12 VIII| Carthaginian army formed one long straight line.~In the centre bristled
13 VIII|       with mimium, were stretched straight out in the air like red
14 XI  |       shackled horses formed long straight lines amid the tents; the
15 XII |        edge of the sea in a great straight line. Afterwards they advanced
16 XII |           the Tyrian towns coming straight towards them like monsters
17 XII |         last arches they returned straight towards the aqueduct; the
18 XIII|         forward the rope ladders, straight ladders, and sambucas, the
19 XIII|    tackling. They formed numerous straight lines resting against the
20 XIII|        out of a heap, would stand straight up like props in a burning
21 XIII|          from his body, lay quite straight in an attitude of command.~
22 XIV |           Havas, forming a single straight line, their trunks brandishing
23 XIV |          latter returned, and ran straight against the Carthaginians;
24 XIV |           cleft in the wood, fell straight upon his forehead, and his
25 XIV |          by degrees, became quite straight, and then bent inwards;
26 XIV |        lost their flesh stood out straight from the knemides; skeletons
27 XIV |      appeared pointed muzzles and straight ears, with gleaming, tawny