Chapter

 1 2|       by strangers, who threw stones and mud at him when he passed;
 2 2|     not pay me enough for the stones I sold thee to repair the
 3 1|      and there, some throwing stones at him and others dust.
 4 4| animals, of men, of trees, of stones, of roots, and of waters -
 5 7|     he to order thee to throw stones, thou shouldst do so out
 6 6|   straw; for pillows they had stones or pieces of wood. For which
 7 7|   rocks were made of precious stones, and if thou couldst find
 8 2| precipice bordered with sharp stones and large rocks all broken
 9 2|     full of sharp and pointed stones, covered with thorns and
10 5|    very foundation, and large stones rolled down the sides, knocking
11 5|       to this day those large stones are to be seen lying in