Chapter

 1 I   |        ware, and beds, and in the middle of the garden, as on a battle-field
 2 I   |   perceived a gaping wound in the middle of the arm. He rolled the
 3 II  |         towards the stars.~In the middle of the following day they
 4 III |          rested peacefully in the middle of the terraces. The porters
 5 III |           with live coals.~In the middle of the terrace there was
 6 IV  |           but they stopped in the middle of the isthmus, on the edge
 7 VI  |     suddenly lose his rays in the middle of the day. Then the gulf
 8 VI  |     reared themselves, and in the middle of the immense lake rose
 9 VI  |           had silver horns in the middle of their foreheads to make
10 VII |       they are disembarked in the middle of the sea. As I was returning
11 VII |     brought and spread out in the middle of the garden, fetters,
12 VII |      three remained, lying in the middle of the court in the dust
13 VIII|        fires were lighted.~In the middle of the night squalls of
14 VIII|     sarissae, holding them in the middle, and the ten lower ranks
15 IX  |         slaves went as far as the middle of the outposts to drive
16 XI  |      running all the time.~In the middle of the day three Barbarians
17 XII | intervening space lessened in the middle of the isthmus. The foremost
18 XII |        great fire of straw in the middle of the night, while all
19 XIII| accumulated heaps of ruins in the middle of the streets. At the quietest
20 XIII|           the gardens, and in the middle of the courts, while people
21 XIII|           from the sky.~Up to the middle of the day the veterans
22 XIII|         touched the walls; in the middle of the upper platform the
23 XIV |           of such courage.~In the middle of the night some of these
24 XIV |      there, among the dead in the middle of the plain; and wrapped
25 XV  |        large black circle. In the middle of the circle there was
26 XV  |           Ancients, walked in the middle brandishing thongs.~One