Chapter

 1 I   |   paths were strewn with black sand mingled with powdered coral,
 2 I   |       was powdered with violet sand, and combined into the form
 3 I   |       who were crawling on the sand outside the mole to look
 4 II  | suddenly entered upon belts of sand bristling with thorny thickets.
 5 II  |   hollowed out trenches in the sand to sleep in. Many, not knowing
 6 II  |        palm tree leaned over a sand hill, and pines and oaks
 7 II  |   would stretch himself on the sand, and remain there motionless
 8 II  |    plate, and buried it in the sand at the threshold of his
 9 II  |      with their fingers in the sand. Every one was arranging
10 III |        lines amid the banks of sand, while further on beneath
11 IV  |     scour his great sword with sand. He shot arrows at the passing
12 V   |      though he were walking on sand.~Behind the silver lamp
13 VI  |       could not get out of the sand; and finally the Suffet’
14 VII |    whose skin seemed tanned by sand, wind, and sea. A tuft of
15 VIII|    western wind had driven the sand so as to obstruct the river
16 VIII|       was driving tornadoes of sand before it; they rose as
17 XI  |        sinking into the silent sand.~When they had passed the
18 XI  |        reeds, and holes in the sand such as are made by dogs.
19 XII |        and to run over the hot sand. Crows, looking towards
20 XII |     advanced like tornadoes of sand raised by the wind. In the
21 XIII|      rampart were crammed with sand in order to strengthen it
22 XIII|    smoke like dragon jaws; the sand scattered and entered the
23 XIII|       seen in holes dug in the sand, and some were already lying
24 XIV |        this spot was of moving sand, and so much inclined that
25 XIV |     lay in the sunshine on the sand.~Then the Garamantians began
26 XIV |        the ravine. It made the sand flow perpetually in cascades
27 XIV |      spots in the midst of the sand.~The lions were resting