Chapter

 1 I   |      came unclean wagers; they buried their heads in the amphoras
 2 II  |       upon a copper plate, and buried it in the sand at the threshold
 3 II  |      the meat-shops; some even buried their teeth in them, and
 4 IV  |       the sea with his fingers buried in his beard.~Matho frequently
 5 IV  | inexhaustible; Gisco must have buried some in his tent. They scaled
 6 V   |   clasping him in his arms had buried both his daggers in his
 7 VI  |       his face, with his nails buried in the soil, and weep; he
 8 XII |    rising sun; the Cantabrians buried them beneath a heap of pebbles;
 9 XII |   smell exhaled from the badly buried corpses. Some even projected
10 XIII|        into equal portions and buried behind the altar. Then every
11 XIII|      the Negroes as the latter buried their daggers in them. Some
12 XIV |      velites had been speedily buried; and the position of the
13 XIV |     drinking, with their faces buried in the vases, sixty Carthaginians