Chapter

 1 I   |             the common soldiers were scattered beneath the trees, where
 2 IV  |           you will remain in Africa, scattered through your tribes, and
 3 V   |     infection in the air. Tents were scattered here and there, in which,
 4 VII |           blood and the child’s were scattered in the air in large drops
 5 VII |           the Perfumers’ suburb. The scattered lights were being extinguished,
 6 VII |         torches, however, which were scattered on the ground, were still
 7 VII |           something. Next there came scattered cabins built of earth, branches,
 8 VII |    filipendula, and rose-petals were scattered about everywhere, and the
 9 VII |       plane-trees fly. The blood was scattered like rain upon the foliage,
10 VII |           amid tattered garments and scattered hair, and a smell of burning
11 VIII|            plain. The Punic slingers scattered here and there stood gaping.
12 IX  |            carried by the wind, were scattered far off, and whole forests
13 X   |              wall, crawled among the scattered stuffs, and then, gluing
14 XI  |           reach. Here and there were scattered heaps of corn; at other
15 XII |             straw, and garments were scattered about among the corpses;
16 XIII|              simultaneously; all the scattered slingers ran up. Some approached
17 XIII|           like dragon jaws; the sand scattered and entered the joints of
18 XIII|          spots amid opened entrails, scattered brains, and pools of blood;
19 XIII| conflagrations were like purple rags scattered upon the terraces and twisted
20 XIII|          like a flock of sheep. They scattered more and more, and he was
21 XIII|            He perceived their crests scattered over the multitude; they
22 XIII|       disappeared into the crowd. It scattered at his approach.~Meanwhile
23 XIII|          that the sacrifice might be scattered over the town and even to
24 XIV |           cassias, the asclepias was scattered over fields of roses, all
25 XIV |       gazelle might be seen trailing scattered peacocks’ feathers after