Book, Chapter

 1    2,  33|     slave market, the tablets hanging from the slaves' necks,
 2    2,  52|     eyes I saw her, at Cumae, hanging up in a jar; and whenever
 3    2,  53| without delay, and stood with hanging head, between two torturers.
 4    2,  64|     placed Lares with amulets hanging from their necks, upon the
 5    2,  74|      each one had a water-jar hanging from a yoke around his neck.
 6    3,  96|      Green herbs, and berries hanging on their rough and brambly
 7    4, 103|   upon the threshold. "You're hanging in the wind, Eumolpus,"
 8    4, 107|     was terribly seasick, was hanging over the ship's side easing
 9    4, 116|     of the watch, dragged the hanging corpse down at night and
10    5, 139|   speared with a fork a cloth hanging upon the meathooks, and