Chapter

 1 I   |     meats, antelopes with their horns, peacocks with their feathers,
 2 II  |     large, artificially twisted horns of the oxen, the sheep clothed
 3 II  |    heralds sounded their silver horns; the tumult subsided, and
 4 V   | spatulas. There were antelopes’ horns with rings and bracelets
 5 VI  |  together with the skin, bones, horns, and hoofs.~Matho had been
 6 VI  |         or ears, and had silver horns in the middle of their foreheads
 7 VII |         two pillars bearing the horns of Ammon on their capitals
 8 VII |          the bulls their silver horns;—and half-painted, motionless,
 9 VII |  corners of which terminated in horns of brass. Two lateral staircases
10 VII |       to prevent abortions, and horns of Ammon, which are placed
11 VIII|       Mercenaries. Owing to the horns, which stood up on the edge
12 VIII|       The bands fastened to the horns on his helmet flapped in
13 XI  |          those little gazelle’s horns on which your necklaces
14 XII |        branches like antelopes’ horns, bills fastened to the ends
15 XIII|      and the great Paphlagonian horns bellowed like bulls. All
16 XIV |       belts, he fixed it on the horns at the end of a pole in
17 XV  |       of hair as twisted as the horns of Ammon; and Hamilcar in