Chapter

 1 I   |       afraid, with its piles of staircases, its lofty black houses,
 2 I   |        reappear along the three staircases until he reached the red
 3 I   |         heptagonal temples, the staircases, terraces, and ramparts
 4 III |        garment.~He ascended the staircases; then at the threshold of
 5 V   |        came upwards shaking the staircases, and a flood of people,
 6 V   |      shoulder and went down the staircases.~Spendius, bounding from
 7 VI  |         step as it ascended the staircases of the Acropolis. And then
 8 VII |     horns of brass. Two lateral staircases led to its flattened summit;
 9 VII |     ascended one of the lateral staircases which led on to the altar,
10 VII |     then coming down the galley staircases. All her slave women followed
11 VII |   pathway all round it and four staircases at the corners.~Iddibal
12 IX  |   Crowds of people occupied the staircases of the temples; all the
13 XIII| climbing and descending the two staircases which crossed the stories.
14 XIV |         courts, cascades on the staircases, and eddies at the corners
15 XV  |     galleries, and along double staircases which rose against the walls,