Chapter

 1 II  |          of blood among the dark multitude, and nearly naked children,
 2 II  |         it could not hold such a multitude; the temple alone, with
 3 IV  |          Matho was examining the multitude, trying to recognise some
 4 IV  |     tents strained and fell; the multitude, thick pressed between the
 5 V   |         place of meeting for the multitude, but the private abode of
 6 V   |         borders of the lake, the multitude came in haste. The patricians
 7 V   |         was surely lost, and the multitude clapped their hands.~He
 8 VI  |       easily have crushed such a multitude, hampered as it was with
 9 VII |   Acropolis were occupied by the multitude. In the square of Khamon
10 VII |          up. They formed quite a multitude, those who worked on the
11 VIII|         of those above them. The multitude was so compact, the dust
12 IX  |      raising it in turn; and the multitude pressed forward howling.
13 XII |      Libyans had moved away, the multitude of the Negroes appeared
14 XII | chattered with their teeth.~This multitude was stirred with a ceaseless
15 XIII|        crests scattered over the multitude; they were sinking and their
16 XIII|       round the outskirts of the multitude. The latter ascended the
17 XIII|     trellis-work to keep off the multitude, and remained around him
18 XIII|   Ancients, the women, the whole multitude, thronged behind the priests
19 XIII|     great flagstone scanning the multitude.~An individual sacrifice
20 XIII|       not men but oxen!” and the multitude round about repeated: “Oxen!
21 XV  |         with heads bent, and the multitude stood aside from them in
22 XV  |          the lower terraces. The multitude obstructed the streets.