Chapter

 1 I   | necklace of broad blue plates beating against his breast, were
 2 I   |    rolling on the ground, and beating the soil with his limbs.
 3 V   |    the hedge of jujube-trees, beating down the branches with blows
 4 VII |     fury enwrapped him in the beating of its wings; he strained
 5 VII |   vault rang with it like the beating of tympanums.~Hanno denounced
 6 VII |       necks, and rhythmically beating the resounding pebbles,
 7 XI  |     memory. He felt his heart beating. The air of command intimidated
 8 XII |  their might like washerwomen beating linen; shrieking their husband’
 9 XIII|      single movement and came beating against the foot of the
10 XIII|   while the shock of the rams beating against the rampart was
11 XIV |      to become out of breath, beating the ground with their feet;