Chapter

 1 I   |       Through the rents in his tunic his shoulders could be seen
 2 I   |      naked from her sleeveless tunic, which was starred with
 3 I   |     replying began to tear his tunic with his teeth; then kneeling
 4 II  |      the dewlaps of an ox; his tunic, which was painted with
 5 III |       face was yellow like her tunic. Silver bodkins of great
 6 IV  |    lacks!” and tearing off his tunic he laid bare is back which
 7 V   |  feathers, and her ample white tunic wound in soft draperies
 8 VI  |       the flowers on his black tunic; his huge arms were compressed
 9 VII |     richness of his dress. His tunic, which was slit up the sides,
10 X   |   delicate and vinous-coloured tunic she passed a second embroidered
11 XI  | fingers; the two clasps of her tunic raised her breasts somewhat
12 XII |         A man in a torn, brown tunic was perceived on the summit
13 XIII|       away a piece beneath his tunic for his children. In the
14 XV  |       and Hamilcar in a violet tunic figured with gold vine branches,