Chapter

 1 II  |   furious at not being paid, laid the blame upon the Republic.
 2 IV  |     tearing off his tunic he laid bare is back which was covered
 3 V   |    sank to the ground. Matho laid his hand upon it; then he
 4 VII | fatal day when arms had been laid down and Sicily had been
 5 VII |     it was that the Ancients laid aside their sticks of narwhal’
 6 VII |    like a vast crown of fire laid level with the pavement;
 7 VII |    with delicate writing. He laid them at Hamilcar’s feet,
 8 VII |     of two cones of porphyry laid the one upon the other—the
 9 XII |      the dead; the Athenians laid them out with their faces
10 XII |    he looked like a dead man laid out for the tomb. Nevertheless
11 XIII|      pigmies in its hand, it laid the basketful of men upon
12 XIV |     know opened his tent and laid on the ground a crown of
13 XV  |    of his wrists, which were laid quite bare; his mouth remained
14 XV  |   snatched out the heart and laid it upon the spoon; and Schahabarim,