Chapter

 1 I   |            The captains, who wore bronze cothurni, had placed themselves
 2 II  |       axes, spears, felt caps and bronze helmets, all swung together
 3 II  |       Next they uncovered a large bronze tub on a camel: it belonged
 4 III |          would escape through the bronze tiling, and the heavy breeze
 5 IV  |           battlements, and having bronze bucklers hung on cramps
 6 IV  |          wreathed columns bearing bronze capitals and metal chains,
 7 IV  |         of a staircase. A door of bronze closed it above. With the
 8 VI  |         single line, clothed with bronze and shaking the leathern
 9 VII |         Behind each of them was a bronze shaft resting on three claws
10 VII |            all the torches on the bronze shafts seemed to him like
11 VII |         in line like two walls of bronze.~When the echoing chariot
12 VII |         of still rarer treasures. Bronze plates, silver ingots, and
13 VII |    muzzles fastened by two little bronze chains to render it impossible
14 VIII| ninety-six hoplites, protected by bronze helmets, and handling ashen
15 VIII|          with plates of vermilion bronze, like the Assyrian Clinabarians.
16 VIII|        legs were all covered with bronze knemids; broad cylindrical
17 VIII|          with open mouth, and the bronze plates which circled his
18 IX  |         their backs with a bar of bronze which caught them at the
19 IX  |         of the ground before them bronze she-wolves which seemed
20 X   |           the statues down to the bronze bodkin that served to curl
21 XI  |          shook his sides with his bronze girdle all garnished with
22 XIII|          channel upon a tablet of bronze. This metal plate was released
23 XIII|         holding his ear against a bronze shield. He bored counter-mines
24 XIII|          which resembled waves of bronze, like a marine god, with
25 XIII|          edge of the flagstone in bronze fans, and cast them into
26 XIV |           all being fastened to a bronze chain; the archers were
27 XIV |      their corpses; and the great bronze line widened and contracted
28 XV  |           of them a triple row of bronze chains fastened to the navels