Chapter

 1 I   |  shaven heads; they all wore wooden shoes, and yet made a noise
 2 VI  |   daggers, copper necklaces, wooden earrings, and boots of hyena
 3 VII |  feet, placed in his hands a wooden frame furnished on the inside
 4 VII |  slower. Suddenly he let the wooden sheets fall to the ground
 5 VII |  loosen the paving stones. A wooden disc sprang up and soon
 6 VII |    the master’s entrance the wooden bars creaked still more
 7 VII |  faces with their nails. The wooden screws could be heard creaking;
 8 IX  |      and forwards the little wooden figures invented by Pyrrhus
 9 IX  |      second wall raised, and wooden towers constructed at the
10 XII | still! In spite of their red wooden jewels, the filth of their
11 XII |    that was not present—from wooden daggers, stone hatchets
12 XIII|  ordered the construction of wooden towers which should be as
13 XIII|     the path along which the wooden towers were to move, and
14 XIII|  They were again rearing the wooden towers, and the terrace
15 XIII|     the walls. A broken-down wooden tower burned here and there,