Chapter

 1 II  |          Libyan race, mounted on asses, inveighed against the Negresses
 2 IV  |        country people, riding on asses or running on foot, arrived
 3 VI  |     trumpets, cymbals, flutes of asses’ bones, and tympanums. The
 4 VII |        to the mountains; and the asses, the mules both great and
 5 VII |      armpits such as are seen on asses’ withers, and the end of
 6 IX  |      hoisting their baggage upon asses, and on the evening of the
 7 XI  | serving-men, who were mounted on asses in the rear. But instead
 8 XII |           others were mounted on asses, onagers, zebras, and buffaloes;
 9 XII |      dogs, which were as high as asses, and did not bark.~Finally,
10 XIII|          onagers, after the wild asses which fling up stones with
11 XIII|           all the mules, all the asses, and then the fifteen elephants