Chapter

 1 I   | following one another in regular succession formed long parabolas like
 2 IV  |          In it might be felt the succession of the ages, and, as it
 3 IV  |     service; they were marked in succession with green paint on the
 4 IV  |    traversed several chambers in succession. Two other rows of smaller
 5 V   |    myrtles alternated in regular succession; the path, which was paved
 6 V   |   unequal height, which formed a succession of apartments, as it were,
 7 VII |   uttered its cry three times in succession. Hamilcar raised his head;
 8 VIII| shoulders of their companions in succession before them. Their faces
 9 XII |        the letter three times in succession; and held up by two Cappadocians,
10 XIII|      renewed for several days in succession, the Mercenaries hoping
11 XIII|         and the others rising in succession to the last who stood upright;
12 XIII|        round all the colleges in succession, and the priest, henceforth
13 XIII|      were moved several times in succession with little abrupt jerks.
14 XV  |        all the other colleges in succession, with the same insignia,