Chapter

 1 II  |      litter stopped, and Hanno, supported by two slaves, put his tottering
 2 III |      the terrace of her palace, supported by a female slave who carried
 3 III |       How lightly turnest thou, supported by the impalpable ether!
 4 IV  |       colonnades; granite walls supported tile partitions; the whole
 5 V   |         globes of blue crystal, supported by monsters resembling tigers.
 6 VII | proprietors of cultivated lands supported slaves who followed trades.
 7 VIII|       at that time with him. He supported his opinion, and even blamed
 8 VIII|        attack; and the phalanx, supported by the elephants, lengthened
 9 VIII|       against his arm which was supported by his cuirass. Some were
10 VIII|        beneath a rag of canvas, supported by two sticks set in the
11 IX  |        belonging to his faction supported him but slackly.~Then Hamilcar,
12 X   |    appeared above the cord that supported it. The serpent descended
13 XIII|      but the earth, being badly supported, fell in. They began again
14 XIII|       of the battlements.~Beams supported by long files of men were
15 XIII|      pressed by the crowd, and, supported by the shoulders of their