Chapter

 1 I   |        brimming cantharus by its rings, raised it straight up into
 2 I   |       hands, which sparkled with rings, they carried enormous lyres,
 3 II  | Sometimes a fat hand, laden with rings, would partially open the
 4 III |        her ankles, where two tin rings clashed together. Her somewhat
 5 IV  |   catafalque, and furnished with rings like hanging crowns. Then
 6 V   |      with tattooings, necklaces, rings, vermilion, and antimony
 7 V   |       were antelopes’ horns with rings and bracelets strung upon
 8 VI  |      women gave their necklaces, rings, earrings, and everything
 9 VII |         like suns in their hair. Rings, clasps, necklaces, fringes,
10 VII |         arms, drew back from its rings the enormous bar which closed
11 VII |         were weighted with heavy rings; and the strips of cloth
12 VII |   fingers, which were laden with rings, he held a necklace of jet
13 X   |     tightened upon her its black rings that were spotted with scales
14 XII |        shook rods furnished with rings, and brandished cows’ tails
15 XIII|        black garments; but their rings were too large and fell
16 XV  |      arms, which were laden with rings of excessive weight, upon