Chapter

 1 II  |         shaking crotala, while the rays of the sun, setting behind
 2 III |          back her head beneath the rays of the moon, and said:~“
 3 V   |      grape-bunches of emerald, the rays from the precious stones
 4 V   |         wall there fell thin white rays, and they advanced by this
 5 V   |        part of the room, and three rays, emitted from its silver
 6 V   |         The Zaimph shone a mass of rays.~“Do you remember it?” said
 7 VI  |            would suddenly lose his rays in the middle of the day.
 8 VII |         glass balls with streaming rays, while the ramparts formed,
 9 VII |           raised his arms, and the rays from the candelabrum which
10 VII |        shed their light in sheets, rays, and stars. Ceraunia, engendered
11 VII |             and the great luminous rays striking upon his face looked
12 VII |      divine material formed by the rays of the sun.~A cloud of odorous
13 X   |           herself back beneath the rays of the moon. The white light
14 X   |          that the mirror sent back rays upon her like a sun;—and
15 XI  | oscillation. The mist, rent by the rays of the sun, formed little
16 XIII|            stones were shooting in rays, and the darts pouring in
17 XIII|         from its base, beneath the rays of the sun, and a little
18 XIII|           the corners of them, and rays were emitted from their
19 XV  |          as the sun shone upon it, rays were emitted on every side.~
20 XV  |         sank behind the waves; his rays fell like long arrows upon