Chapter

 1 I   |     arms, from which his chains hung down, and then looking to
 2 I   |      precious stones, and which hung all about him down to his
 3 I   |     their wrinkled hands, which hung over the strings of their
 4 II  |     former melancholy; his legs hung down to the ground, and
 5 II  |      the end of his tail, which hung down perfectly straight
 6 II  |   sounding the great bells that hung at their breasts, and having
 7 II  |        his soft and earthy skin hung on his emaciated limbs like
 8 II  |  torture their souls; they were hung up in pieces in the meat-shops;
 9 III |      the long white simar which hung without clasp or girdle
10 IV  |      and having bronze bucklers hung on cramps on the outside.~
11 IV  |     were made of mud and wrack, hung on the cliff like swallows’
12 IV  |    arrow, held by its feathers, hung from the large gold ring
13 IV  |  carried on his arms, and which hung from below the armpit by
14 V   |       of material and necklaces hung upon them by the faithful.
15 V   |      and tabourines and cymbals hung against their cedar columns
16 V   |      entire ceiling; a huge egg hung by a thread from her navel,
17 V   |    opened.~A galley-shaped lamp hung burning in the back part
18 V   |         the brass pateras which hung at the corners of the red
19 VI  |        an ostrich feather which hung down behind his shoulder;
20 VI  |         a mass of wrinkled skin hung over his forehead; both
21 VII |      two pearls of great length hung from his ears, and his black,
22 VII |      from a golden shell, which hung on his arm, he opened a
23 VII |     interlacing chains of brass hung down after the manner of
24 VII |        drawn from marine plants hung amid flax from Egypt, Greece,
25 VII |       puddles. A scrap of cloth hung here and there from the
26 VII |   scarcely covered their loins, hung down and flapped against
27 VIII|  against cuirasses, and corpses hung with head thrown back between
28 VIII|      the air, and long entrails hung from their ivory fangs like
29 VIII| speaking. Ah! how their tongues hung out of their mouths! do
30 X   |       was crisped in front, and hung down behind over her back
31 XI  |        a long white beard which hung down to the ground; for
32 XII |        weapons. Greenish strips hung from their foreheads; they
33 XIII|         Barbarians. Two pouches hung at his hips; he thrust his
34 XIV |        as though whitish cloths hung dimly upon the walls, and
35 XIV |  through their long hair, which hung down as though it had come
36 XIV |          from his fingers there hung what looked like greenish
37 XIV |       summit of the highest; it hung down to the shoulder, there
38 XIV |   fragments of animals that are hung up on huntsmen’s doors.~
39 XIV |     plates; their coats of mail hung in tatters about them, and
40 XV  |         shape; his broken bonds hung down his thighs, but they
41 XV  |     lips,—and her loosened hair hung to the ground.~Thus died