Chapter

 1 I   | against his breast, were alone visible.~When he entered, the soldiers
 2 II  |       baskets; there were even visible in one of them some of the
 3 IV  |        heating the pickle were visible.~Behind, the lofty houses
 4 IV  |    entered the lake.~Gisco was visible on the first at the prow.
 5 V   |       of different shapes were visible beneath clusters of turpentine
 6 V   |     person. Her eyes were just visible beneath her half-closed
 7 VII |       shoulders, left his arms visible; two pearls of great length
 8 VII |     limpid that the bottom was visible with its paving of white
 9 VII |        of this angle there was visible behind the other halls the
10 VIII|     whitish curve became dimly visible, and they found themselves
11 VIII|      that only the points were visible, while turmae of cavalry
12 XI  |    Barbarians. A breach became visible in it, and the slave disappeared.~
13 XI  |    raised at the corners, left visible the entire circuit of the
14 XIV |       the graves was no longer visible.~All the Barbarians lay
15 XIV |       blue, and not a sail was visible on the sea.~Narr’ Havas