Chapter

 1 I   |         temples, the staircases, terraces, and ramparts were being
 2 II  |         the Barbarians pass.~The terraces, fortifications, and walls
 3 III |  peacefully in the middle of the terraces. The porters were asleep
 4 IV  |       drying, and on the highest terraces clay furnaces for heating
 5 IV  |        to the Sun, crowed on the terraces, the oxen that were being
 6 V   |          palace, with its rising terraces, projected a monstrous pyramid,
 7 V   |        dado on the summit of the terraces. Matho walked round it slowly.~
 8 V   |     climbed upon the houses, the terraces, the shoulders of the colossuses,
 9 VII |         Suffet come out, and the terraces were gradually being loaded
10 IX  |     again; here and there on the terraces the domes, the peaks of
11 IX  |    evening when all ascended the terraces, and bowing down nine times
12 X   |         ships, passed beyond the terraces and formed suns as it were,
13 XIII|          rags scattered upon the terraces and twisted by the wind.~
14 XIII|    behind the priests and on the terraces of the houses. The large
15 XIV |           The rain beat upon the terraces and overflowed them, forming
16 XV  | crossways, and the throng on the terraces looked, in their variegated
17 XV  |      colleges occupied the lower terraces. The multitude obstructed
18 XV  |        The same crowd was on the terraces, there were the same looks