Chapter

 1 III | stretched across the deserted squares; occasionally in the distance
 2 IV  |       distances by the public squares, and was cut from top to
 3 IV  |  walls, at the corners of the squares, everywhere, divinities
 4 VII |   could see the harbours, the squares, the interiors of the courts,
 5 VII |      planets, displayed seven squares of different colours against
 6 VIII|    together, and sleep in the squares at night. Their families
 7 VIII|  formed of syntagmata or full squares having sixteen men on each
 8 IX  |      who stood talking in the squares to turn round. Sometimes
 9 XI  |       at a run, and the Punic squares were advancing against them
10 XIII|      and alternating like the squares on a chess-board. It was
11 XIII|       Then he took two purple squares from the receptacles round