Chapter

 1 I   |      desiring to cut down their trunks and eat ivory.~Some Balearic
 2 I   |       honied odours. There were trunks of trees smeared with cinnabar,
 3 I   | elephants poised their bleeding trunks between the stakes of their
 4 V   |         elephants with uplifted trunks were sailing proudly through
 5 VI  |     architecture, built of palm trunks with corners of stone, and
 6 VI  |   stakes of the camp with their trunks, and traversed it from one
 7 VIII|  mountains were stopped up with trunks of trees, pieces of rock,
 8 VIII|  shoulders the while with their trunks.~Behind the intervals between
 9 VIII|         their broad ears. Their trunks, which were smeared with
10 VIII|      stifled the men with their trunks, or else snatching them
11 XIII|   resistance immediately began.~Trunks of trees fastened to cables
12 XIII|         of the living. Calcined trunks formed black spots amid
13 XIV |       with the scythes on their trunks; the towers, which were
14 XIV |     single straight line, their trunks brandishing broad steel