Chapter

 1 I   |         blood in the hoods of their cloaks. But as seen through the
 2 II  |         some men covered with white cloaks; among them was Narr’ Havas,
 3 II  |             tents, to roll up their cloaks, and to bridle their horses;
 4 IV  |             vague drapings of their cloaks. A man could be seen in
 5 VI  |             They wore white woollen cloaks, long daggers, copper necklaces,
 6 VI  |            air, without cothurni or cloaks, with their diamond-covered
 7 VI  |           they lay wrapped in their cloaks, spring upon a horse on
 8 VII |             the dust, and tear your cloaks! No matter! you will have
 9 VII |           were tailors embroidering cloaks, others making nets, others
10 VIII|       deceived by the motion of the cloaks, pretended that they could
11 XII |          Spartans removed their red cloaks and wrapped them round the
12 XIII|           very corpses.~Men wearing cloaks made of collected rags in
13 XIII|            the shriekers in patched cloaks, were ranged the curates
14 XIII|            Baal. The men in the red cloaks shut him out from the enclosure;
15 XIII|             Then the men in the red cloaks chanted the sacred hymn:~“
16 XIII| funeral-pile that the hems of their cloaks brushed it as they rose
17 XIV |           carrying meal under their cloaks, and forty elephants laden
18 XIV |            Numidians in their white cloaks would utter loud shouts,
19 XIV |            heads bent beneath their cloaks. Those who had swords kept
20 XIV |         plain; and wrapped in their cloaks they gave themselves up
21 XIV |             the portcullis; and the cloaks and hair of the Barbarians
22 XIV |          skeletons still wore their cloaks; and bones, cleaned by the
23 XV  |             Moloch were ranged, the cloaks looked like a wall of purple.