Chapter

 1 I   |          the Greek wines in their leathern bottles, the Campanian wine
 2 II  |      pikes. The drunkards carried leathern bottles, and the greedy
 3 II  |      suspended on their bosoms by leathern thongs. The mules were goaded
 4 II  |           one of them some of the leathern discs which the Republic
 5 IV  |       pieces of money, and not in leathern coins) for all the corn
 6 IV  |           a crestless helmet, and leathern sandals.”~The aqueduct of
 7 IV  |        from below the armpit by a leathern band.~
 8 V   |           low bed made with white leathern straps; while above, semi-circles
 9 VI  |       with bronze and shaking the leathern towers which were placed
10 VII |       wore black or white tunics, leathern drawers, and caps of straw,
11 VII |        and gold dust heaped up in leathern bottles was insensibly creeping
12 VII |        with excellent camels, new leathern bottles, and supplies of
13 VII |         wood strung in packets on leathern strings.~Hamilcar, curious
14 VIII|         skin, two-edged axes, and leathern tunics. Finally there were
15 IX  |            Women moved about with leathern bottles on their heads,
16 XI  |         animals with the end of a leathern lace wound round his arm,
17 XI  |         displayed the zaimph.~The leathern tent, which was raised at
18 XIII|           long time been bringing leathern bottles along the roundway,
19 XIII|          cornet, appeared between leathern curtains on the first story.
20 XIII|           and thundered. Enormous leathern bags, bristling with pipes,
21 XIV |          not a drop of water, the leathern bottles having been completely
22 XIV |        extremity of their tusks a leathern bracelet, in which the handle
23 XIV | resistance was briskly organised. Leathern bottles were taken to make