3931. Their dwellings were shown, which are chambers without a bed, constructed of a common gray stone, as it is called, like the kind of rocks one sees in the ruins of temples. They acknowledged that they inhabit such dwellings.
3931. Their habitations were shown, which were vaulted galleries without bed, and constructed of a common gray stone, so called, similar to those rocks which usually compose the ruins of temples. In such [buildings] they confessed that they dwelt.
3931. Ostensa sunt eorum habitacula, quae sunt camerae absque lecto, ex lapide vulgari griseo, ut vocatur, structa, sicut solent videri rudera templorum ex talibus saxis, fassi quod in talibus habitent.