Chapter

 1 I   |     downwards they drew out the pieces of meat and sated themselves,
 2 I   |        preserved dormice. Large pieces of fat floated in the midst
 3 I   |       shivering into a thousand pieces, or the limpid sound of
 4 I   |       phials of Tyrian glass to pieces with their feet. Songs mingled
 5 II  |    threw perfumes, flowers, and pieces of silver to them. They
 6 II  |     souls; they were hung up in pieces in the meat-shops; some
 7 IV  |     should be paid in money (in pieces of money, and not in leathern
 8 VII |        that you are not torn to pieces in the streets!”~As soon
 9 VII |          The large Carthaginian pieces, representing Tanith with
10 VII |        Then there might be seen pieces of all values, dimensions,
11 VII |        looking at some gigantic pieces of amber, an almost divine
12 VIII|        up with trunks of trees, pieces of rock, interlacings of
13 XI  |    showed her a handful of gold pieces. She rushed upon them, but
14 XI  |        blushing, rolled the two pieces of the golden chain around
15 XII |     Cuirasses, forks, clarions, pieces of wood, iron and brass,
16 XII |     foreheads; they were cut in pieces, crushed to the marrow,
17 XII |        pouring out; in walking, pieces of salt, parcels of gum,
18 XII | gigantic catapults which hurled pieces of rock of the weight of
19 XIII|        and as they loaded their pieces they would say to the onagers: “
20 XIII|        filth, human excrements, pieces of carrion, corpses. The
21 XIII|      and shiver into a thousand pieces, making a copious shower
22 XIII|   helepolis, which was going to pieces with creakings in all its
23 XIV |        no more. They cooked the pieces on coals at the point of
24 XIV |      heap, whereon human flesh, pieces of brass and blood made
25 XV  |         name roasted barley and pieces of raw meat; people accosted
26 XV  |       naked loins, swelled like pieces of a serpent.~Several streets
27 XV  |      tubes at him; they strewed pieces of broken glass beneath