Chapter

 1 I   | soldiers of his own nation. His girdle so bristled with darts that
 2 I   |         drew a javelin from his girdle, and, leaning his right
 3 I   |     paleness of the dawn; and a girdle of white foam rocked around
 4 I   |       of honour, as they hang a girdle of bells round the breast
 5 II  |    arm-pits; he wore a scarf, a girdle, and an ample black cloak
 6 III |     which hung without clasp or girdle about her. Her curved and
 7 IV  |         thought fine: a ring, a girdle, sandals, the fringe of
 8 VI  |     drew a long dagger from his girdle and the three heads fell.
 9 VII |         the keys hanging at his girdle, opened a large quadrangular
10 VIII|      bleeding feet and loosened girdle; his breathing shook his
11 VIII|       It did not come up to his girdle; it was possible to cross.~
12 X   |   vermilion, aromatics, a linen girdle, and new garments. The old
13 X   |       hips, and from this broad girdle descended her blue flowing
14 XI  |      dagger which he had in his girdle beneath her throat. Then,
15 XI  |       his sides with his bronze girdle all garnished with thongs
16 XII |        houses extended beyond a girdle of walls; then the sea spread