Chapter

 1 I   |        Brutium, in their wolf-skin garments, devoured in silence with
 2 I   |          herself, clothed in black garments, appeared on the threshold.
 3 II  | Carthaginians, who were dressed in garments of black. The sailors’ tunics
 4 II  |           But the abundance of his garments, his great necklace of blue
 5 II  |        motionless, cowled in their garments of grey wool; others kept
 6 V   |       depilatory pastes, perfumes, garments, moon-shaped cakes, and
 7 VII |            white, yellow, and blue garments; a rustling of light material
 8 VII |            with fans amid tattered garments and scattered hair, and
 9 X   |            a linen girdle, and new garments. The old slave was amazed
10 X   |           chanted prayers, and her garments fell one after another around
11 X   |    sandastrum; and above all these garments she placed a black mantle
12 X   |            cheeks, the gold on her garments, and the whiteness of her
13 XI  |           of soiling her beautiful garments.~At regular distances stood
14 XI  |           her, and in his eyes her garments were blended with her body.
15 XI  |     between her lips; he heaped up garments behind her head to make
16 XII |            brass, corn, straw, and garments were scattered about among
17 XII |            was as great as that of garments and peoples. There was not
18 XIII|        petroleum fastened on their garments; the liquid lead hopped
19 XIII|            Immediately he tore his garments, and rolled upon the pavement
20 XIII|        touch the Baalim with their garments, which they preserved afterwards
21 XIII|            sparkled on their black garments; but their rings were too
22 XIV |           with worn sandals. Their garments were weighted with copper
23 XV  |        looked, in their variegated garments, like heaps of flowers blooming
24 XV  |           stars, while their light garments wafted puffs of delicate