Chapter

 1 II  |    the Gauls made themselves huts of planks; the Libyans cabins
 2 IV  |   stelae of the tombs. Their huts, which were made of mud
 3 VII | Giddenem. You will leave the huts open every night to let
 4 IX  |   the poor their hive-shaped huts, with the shells on the
 5 XI  |     or of canvas; there were huts of reeds, and holes in the
 6 XI  |     great flames.~Their reed huts were burning, and the twisting
 7 XI  |     of those who were in the huts; the elephants, oxen, and
 8 XII |  roofs of their sloop-shaped huts together with their families
 9 XII |  whereon the tents were like huts amid an inundation, stretched
10 XIII|     were sheltered in little huts covered with raw hides and
11 XIII|   tore away the roofs of the huts; and streams of flints and