Chapter

 1 IV  |        aqueduct of which he spoke crossed the entire isthmus obliquely,—
 2 V   |     smiling, while her hands were crossed upon the lower part of her
 3 VII |           soon as the doorway was crossed one found oneself in a vast
 4 VII |       motionless with their hands crossed inside their broad sleeves,
 5 VII |      chariot pass along.~The road crossed a field planted with slabs
 6 VII |         to it, said nothing.~They crossed other passages and other
 7 VIII|        above their heads they all crossed the Macaras as though between
 8 VIII|           for the first six ranks crossed their sarissae, holding
 9 IX  |          was reported that he had crossed the river above Tebourba
10 IX  |          were the palisades to be crossed? As to the elephants, they
11 XI  | Barbarians clad in animals’ skins crossed their path. By degrees others
12 XI  |        his arms whereon his veins crossed one another like ivy on
13 XI  |           head bent and her hands crossed.~A dagger was displayed
14 XII |           as torches. Others held crossed pikes. The corpses were
15 XII |          palisades there rose two crossed standards, the customary
16 XII |        had not been blowing. Some crossed by swimming, and the rest
17 XII |           and Marmarica. They had crossed the desert, drinking at
18 XII |          the Zainus, and then had crossed it at Hamilcar’s first movement.
19 XIII|            the two fore-paws were crossed upon his breast, and the
20 XIII|          the two staircases which crossed the stories. Some were waiting
21 XIV |           Havas perceived him; he crossed the shore of the lake, and
22 XV  |       slowly beneath it; then she crossed the terrace to take her
23 XV  |         that his arms, which were crossed on his naked loins, swelled
24 XV  |          and the street of Soepo, crossed the Green Market, and reached