Chapter

1 IV |     four thousand horses with supplies of barley and harness, and
2 VI | towers, he exacted exorbitant supplies of arms, he even ordered
3 VII|     new leathern bottles, and supplies of painted cloth, but one
4 VII|     had furnished their usual supplies; but he, the Chief of the
5 VII|   mercantile house to see the supplies of bitumen, wood, anchors
6 IX |      so as to be able to draw supplies and men from the islands
7 XIV|    disappear. They had always supplies of javelins and dromedaries