Chapter

 1 I   | sycamores stretched away to meet masses of verdure, where the pomegranate
 2 II  |           It parted into unequal masses. Then the lances appeared
 3 III |        and gardens formed deeper masses in the gloom, and below
 4 VI  |     break with a loud crash, and masses of men would tumble into
 5 VI  |          arrows, phalaricas, and masses of lead were already being
 6 VII |         or were ranged in native masses at the foot of the wall.
 7 VII |        upon the foliage, and red masses writhed with howls at the
 8 VIII|        him were little pyramidal masses rearing themselves in the
 9 XI  |        one another, while thorny masses stood motionless between
10 XII |       weight of fifteen talents. Masses of men clinging to their
11 XIII|   streets. At the quietest times masses of people would suddenly
12 XIII|          slid over these oblique masses.~The Carthaginians threw
13 XIII|        of too heavy baskets, and masses of men, all with uplifted
14 XIII|       the plain he urged forward masses of soldiers who came ceaselessly
15 XIV |          It poured in warm heavy masses and urgent streams; big
16 XIV |      bellying shape of the great masses rendered all hold impossible.
17 XIV |     confusedly below great black masses supporting them; these rose,
18 XIV |   Mercenaries.~Those cone-shaped masses presented a front of horses,