Chapter

 1 I   | outstretched arms, from which his chains hung down, and then looking
 2 II  |           passage bordered by two chains of reddish coloured hillocks,
 3 II  |          feathers at the corners. Chains of crystal and garlands
 4 IV  |         bronze capitals and metal chains, cones of dry stones with
 5 IV  |          arms, and holding forks, chains or javelins in their hands;
 6 IV  |          One morning they saw the chains of the harbour lowered,
 7 IV  |          They were tied with iron chains around the body to solid
 8 V   |         fastened to the ground by chains which sank beneath the pavement.
 9 VI  |         and the ends of the great chains on their hands trailed upon
10 VI  |     doubtless, I have not brought chains enough? Write: Send me—How
11 VII |         which slender interlacing chains of brass hung down after
12 VII |       clad in animals’ skins, had chains riveted to their ankles
13 VII |     fastened by two little bronze chains to render it impossible
14 VII |       fetters, carcanets, knives, chains for those condemned to the
15 VII |        and in the interior broken chains could be distinguished hanging
16 VIII|         caught by the leg in some chains, stood howling until the
17 XI  |          eating and shaking their chains.~“Who are you?” said Matho.~
18 XIII|         suspended horizontally by chains hanging from a framework,
19 XIII|      images had been covered with chains. Black veils were placed
20 XV  |       them a triple row of bronze chains fastened to the navels of
21 XV  |        thrust their arms over the chains shouting out that the road
22 XV  |           speedily dispersed, the chains held him back, and the crowd
23 XV  |        gratification; the curving chains were over-strained, and