Chapter

 1 II  |       continuous rustling as it beat against his cothurni.~The
 2 II  |      Spendius! I should like to beat her! What is to be done?
 3 II  |  crystal and garlands of pearls beat against the closed hangings.
 4 III |     like the regular waves that beat slowly along the mole beneath
 5 V   |    which the doors were closed, beat against the walls. Some
 6 V   |       sandal, spit upon it, and beat the immovable panels with
 7 VII | gigantic oars kept time as they beat the water; every now and
 8 VII |       weigh upon the sea, which beat against the cliff with a
 9 VII |       horror rose—“Oh! you will beat your breasts, and roll in
10 VII |         Hamilcar said to them:~“Beat away at the swords! I shall
11 VIII|    wings with slings and arrows beat them back upon the phalangites.
12 VIII|       how did the Carthaginians beat you?”~The former slave began
13 IX  |      cloak, cursed them as they beat their breasts, and held
14 X   |         tail the serpent gently beat her thigh; then the music
15 XI  |       will use your horsemen to beat down their infantry between
16 XII |       brow; it was necessary to beat them in order to make them
17 XII |        so rapidly did his heart beat.~He thought of all that
18 XIII|     cutlasses and javelins, and beat against the gates with them.
19 XIII|         clung to them; and they beat them in order to make them
20 XIV |      her travail easy.~The rain beat upon the terraces and overflowed
21 XIV |         debouching from a wood, beat them down upon the rest