Chapter

 1 I   |    horns, peacocks with their feathers, whole sheep cooked in sweet
 2 II  |        gold dust, and ostrich feathers. The Libyan, who was amazed
 3 II  |  litter, adorned with ostrich feathers at the corners. Chains of
 4 III |    and cushions made with the feathers of the parrot, a fatidical
 5 IV  |  beard. An arrow, held by its feathers, hung from the large gold
 6 IV  |    front crowned with ostrich feathers, and galloping with a lance
 7 V   |      was covered with scales, feathers, flowers, and birds as high
 8 V   | appeared to be lying on black feathers, and her ample white tunic
 9 VI  |  human masks made with birds’ feathers, and jackals’ or serpents’
10 VII |  leather, spices, and ostrich feathers, the latter tied in great
11 VIII|    their chargings of ostrich feathers, striking their shoulders
12 VIII|      among the tufts of white feathers, restrained them with their
13 X   |       embroidered with birds’ feathers. Golden scales clung to
14 XII |     their covering of ostrich feathers, had come on quadrigae;
15 XIV |  trailing scattered peacocks’ feathers after its little black hoofs.
16 XIV |    started at the brushing of feathers passing across their lips.
17 XIV |       breasts; these were the feathers of the arrows which had
18 XIV |  camels, covered with ostrich feathers.~The Suffet arranged the
19 XIV |  which bristled all over with feathers, uttered long, hoarse cluckings.
20 XV  |   headdress made of peacock’s feathers studded with gems; an ample