...nine days. However, her husband being gone to hunt the hare, was not taken in any of the villages. Their houses were under ground ; the mouth resembling...the cattle were maintained within doors with fodder. There was also wheat, barley, and legumens, and beer 1 in jars, in which the malt itself floated even...

...nine days. However, her husband being gone to hunt the hare, was not taken in any of the villages. Their houses were under ground ; the mouth resembling...the cattle were maintained within doors with fodder. There was also wheat, barley, and legumens, and beer1 in jars, in which the malt itself floated even...

...villages. Their houses were under ground ; the mouth resembling that of a well, but spacious helow: there was an entrance dug for the cattle, but the...the cattle were maintained within doors with fodder. There was also wheat, barley, and legumens, and beer1 in jars, in which the malt itself floated even...

...gone to hunt the hare, was not taken in any of the villages. Their houses were under XENOPHON ON THE ground ; the mouth resembling that of a well, but...the cattle were maintained within doors with fodder. There was also wheat, barley, and Icgumens, and ' beer in jars, in which the malt itself floated even...

...lake. The hills on our right presented the habitations of the peasantry, * In these houses were goats, cows, and fowls, with their young. All the cattle were maintained within doors with fodder. (Expedition of Cyrus, Book IV., page 281). which were indicated by packs of ravenous dogs foraging...

...in any of the villages. Their house* \,CTe \miet XENOPHON ON THE ground ; the mouth resembling thst of a well, but spacious below ; there was an entrance...the cattle were maintained within doors with fodder. There was also wheat, barley, and legumens, and ' beer in jars, in which the malt it•elf floated...

...village in the East, appears thus to date from a remote antiquity. Their houses were underground ; the mouth resembling that of a well, but spacious...the cattle were maintained within doors with fodder. There was also wheat, barley, and vegetables, and beer, or barley-wine in jars, in which the malt floated...

...the hare, was not taken in any of the villages. Their houses were under [BOOK IT ground ; the month resembling that of a well, but spacious below ; there...the cattle were maintained within doors with fodder. There was also wheat, barley, and legumens, and ' beer in jars, in which the malt itself floated even...

...below ; there were passages dug into them for the cattle, but the people descended by ladders. In the houses were goats, sheep, cows, and fowls, with their young; all the cattle were kept on fodder within the walls.1 26. There was also wheat, barley, leguminous vegetables, and 1 That...

...below. There were passages dug into them for the cattle, but the people descended by ladders. In the houses were goats, sheep, cows, and fowls, with their young ; all the cattle were kept on fodder within the walls." J The bedrooms of Roman houses were small, and vaulted, having a...