Chapter

 1 II  |     Hecatompylos, which were burnt alive to make his ptisan.
 2 VI  |    portions of the meat were burnt together with the skin,
 3 VII |      their hands, which were burnt by unknown suns. The navigators
 4 VII |      and of Heraclea! I have burnt all their trees, I have
 5 VII | shepherds, eaten the flocks, burnt your house—your beautiful
 6 IX  |  corpses. A few of them were burnt; the rest were thrown into
 7 IX  |     with black veils; tapers burnt on the brows of the Pataec
 8 XI  |    town in which houses were burnt to the ground. Human skeletons
 9 XIII|    though a red hot iron had burnt him; and he began anew to
10 XIV |  vented upon the country. He burnt the ruins of the ruins,