Chapter

 1 I   |        were scattered beneath the trees, where numerous flat-roofed
 2 I   |          into a lake; through the trees the slaves of the kitchens
 3 I   |         and the perfume of citron trees rendered the exhalation
 4 I   |         stood leaning against the trees watching the low tables
 5 I   |      odours. There were trunks of trees smeared with cinnabar, which
 6 I   |   conflagration spread to all the trees, one after another, and
 7 I   |            swords, hanging on the trees, were like mirrors in the
 8 I   |       venture to speak again.~The trees behind them were still smoking;
 9 II  |     anchors, with the pomegranate trees that were watered with silphium.
10 III |  Acropolis, the pyramidal cypress trees, fringing the temple of
11 III |         the rustling of the great trees on the summit of the Acropolis.~“
12 III |         fountains, the sap of the trees, that I could issue from
13 IV  |     cupola swelled among the palm trees; the dark Moloch was below
14 IV  |         He would ascend the olive trees and lean over with his hand
15 IV  | extraordinary height. Clusters of trees projected over the long
16 V   |     Spendius.~Pomegranate, almond trees, cypresses and myrtles alternated
17 V   |    beneath clusters of turpentine trees. Here and there rose a stone
18 V   |     running behind them under the trees; and Matho, who bore the
19 VI  |          whirling along; the palm trees would bend and the sky disappear,
20 VII |      houses, its clusters of palm trees here and there, and its
21 VII |            I have burnt all their trees, I have pillaged all their
22 VII |         at the end of the cypress trees, which were ranged in line
23 VII |          in the avenue of cypress trees, Abdalonim, the Steward
24 VII |          the sea, forests of blue trees, hills of aromatics, monsters
25 VII |        everything! Three thousand trees have been cut down at Maschala,
26 VII |        paths were barred by great trees calcined from one end to
27 VII |      muck-heap beneath the citron trees. In fact, the servants had
28 VII |      standing upright against the trees with two men beside them,
29 VII |          howls at the foot of the trees. Those who were under the
30 VIII|         stopped up with trunks of trees, pieces of rock, interlacings
31 IX  |           there beneath the olive trees and among the vines.~On
32 X   |          in the tufts of the palm trees, with the continuous grinding
33 X   |          depths of the turpentine trees.~His days were spent in
34 X   |         they tore up tall cypress trees in the woods of the temples,
35 X   |        the depths of the sycamore trees, a blind old man with one
36 XI  |            and the leafless olive trees looked at a distance like
37 XI  |    eternal censers; in the citron trees, which are higher than cedars,
38 XII |           a palace above the palm trees beyond Eschmoun; a smile
39 XII |      laughter beneath branches of trees; and the hideous Auseans,
40 XIII|      immediately began.~Trunks of trees fastened to cables fell
41 XIII|           the azure like gigantic trees.~Many fainted; others became
42 XIV |   campaign.~The doves on the palm trees around them cooed softly,
43 XIV |          they entered a wood, the trees caught fire around them;
44 XV  |        branches were planted like trees on the painted woollen cloths