Chapter

 1 I   |        were crawling on the sand outside the mole to look for gold
 2 II  |    reserve of his horse-soldiers outside the camp? At a given signal
 3 IV  |   bucklers hung on cramps on the outside.~This first line of wall
 4 IV  |        or might re-establish it.~Outside the fortification there
 5 IV  |  interpreters, who used to sleep outside, did not stir; they lay
 6 IV  |         party.~They were dragged outside the tents and thrown into
 7 V   |       sleeping stretched on mats outside the cells. Their bodies
 8 V   |         opened.~Then when he was outside he took the great zaimph
 9 VI  |        would go and seat himself outside the tents, wipe his blood-splashed
10 VI  |    Barbarians had already leaped outside the palisades, and were
11 VI  |   elephants. They had to be left outside.~As soon as the Suffet was
12 VII |      arms extended.~The daylight outside was beginning to strike
13 VII |          out when a tumult arose outside the door. Some one was trying
14 VII |        were leaning over the pit outside saw him resting one hand
15 VIII|          battle. The king sprang outside and called his horsemen.~
16 IX  |      turf. The Clinabarians were outside and the elephants at intervals
17 IX  |          Legion who had remained outside was stumbling among the
18 X   | scattering it. The music went on outside; it consisted of three notes
19 XI  |       within it. He had listened outside and had heard everything.~“
20 XI  |          his arms, and he dashed outside.~The long files of the Barbarians
21 XIII|         rising at the same time.~Outside communications were cut
22 XIII|       lifted up and carried away outside the ramparts to a spot where
23 XIII|     enclosure; then, when he was outside, he went round all the colleges
24 XIII|          stretched on the ground outside, were brought within the
25 XIV |          placed the Clinabarians outside the infantry next to the
26 XV  |       triremes, drawn up in line outside the mole, shone like a dyke