Chapter

 1 III |          bosom of a god. The glass balls on the roofs of the temples
 2 III |            latter alternating with balls of emeralds at his heels.
 3 VII |           and there, and its glass balls with streaming rays, while
 4 VII |        with three threads on which balls of gold, silver, and horn
 5 VII |    Hamilcar was reckoning with the balls; they rang beneath his fingers.~“
 6 X   |     transmitted fires to the glass balls on the crests of the temples,
 7 X   |            which burned in crystal balls filled with water, she tinged
 8 XI  |         arm, or would perhaps take balls made of wheat, dates, and
 9 XI  |   Carthaginian woman by the little balls of sandastrum flapping against
10 XII | chin-pieces and rolling about like balls; heads of hair were hanging
11 XII |         stallion, which was fed on balls of meal, and would bend
12 XII |         they began to hurl stones, balls, and beams. Spendius represented
13 XIII|      pinnacles which terminated in balls of crystal, gold, silver
14 XIII|     carrying sceptres with emerald balls, set out from the bottom