Chapter

 1 I   |            ship over the foam of the waves.”~Her delicate nostrils
 2 I   |          ship. “At each throb of the waves it sank beneath the foam,
 3 II  |      laughter arose like conflicting waves.~As to the pay of the Mercenaries
 4 III |            was rising just above the waves, and on the town which was
 5 III |     sun-heated walls. The motionless waves shone around Carthage, for
 6 III |           murmuring like the regular waves that beat slowly along the
 7 III |               the flowers close, the waves are soothed, wearied man
 8 III |          with the complaining of the waves, and the rustling of the
 9 IV  |              then fell back into the waves and returned.~His impotence
10 IV  |     brightness which spread upon the waves discs, as it were, of light,
11 VI  |          causing it to fly up in red waves against the walls. Finally
12 VI  |             sand-heaps like arrested waves, large and pale, while the
13 VI  |          soldiers like a bark on the waves, suddenly foundered. He
14 VII |             sun was issuing from the waves and mounting upwards. It
15 IX  |         thrown into the sea, and the waves, driven by the north wind,
16 X   |             vapour hovering upon the waves; and after more lengthened
17 X   |             while to the edge of the waves.~An indeterminate dread
18 X   |             descend gradually to the waves; then they disappeared as
19 XI  |          country. The slate-coloured waves chopped softly, and the
20 XI  |          triremes shall float on the waves of blood! I will not have
21 XII |            perpetually washed by the waves. But the Latins were grieved
22 XIII|             shields, which resembled waves of bronze, like a marine
23 XIV |         sunset, when the yellow corn waves, and the great oxen ascend
24 XIV |              in the murmuring of the waves. The sky was quite blue,
25 XV  | paving-stones in the streets and the waves in the gulf, could rend
26 XV  |              The sun sank behind the waves; his rays fell like long