Chapter

 1 I   |       blood. In the centre were twelve pedestals, each supporting
 2 II  |    advanced on the shoulders of twelve Negroes who walked in step
 3 IV  |        years have you served?”~“Twelve,” replied the Libyan.~Gisco
 4 V   |     hall.~Round the latter were twelve globes of blue crystal,
 5 VI  |   equipping the one hundred and twelve elephants that were lodged
 6 VII |        palaces around Khamon at twelve kesitahs a month! Make it
 7 VII |  security of thirty slaves. But twelve have died in the salt-marshes.”~“
 8 VII | thousand Athenian drachmas, and twelve Syrian talents of gold.
 9 VII |     kinds of sapphires, and the twelve kinds of emeralds. They
10 VIII|      tunics. Finally there were twelve hundred Negroes from the
11 VIII|         three thousand Carians, twelve hundred slingers and archers,
12 IX  |         dared not undertake it. Twelve men from the Greek colonies
13 IX  |       three hins of millet, and twelve betzas of dried fruit. No
14 XI  |     wandering in troops of ten, twelve, or twenty-five men; many
15 XII |        CHAPTER XII~THE AQUEDUCT~Twelve hours afterwards all that
16 XII |     hostilities unless she gave twelve hundred talents with the
17 XII |      scorpions, fifty tollenos, twelve rams, and three gigantic
18 XIII|         and his own employment. Twelve hundred of the fugitives
19 XIII|   Suffet had the rampart raised twelve palms higher, all the material
20 XIII|         the Syssitia there were twelve hundred marriageable slaves
21 XIII|        and the nebals which had twelve, grated, whistled, and thundered.
22 XIV |     their friend, and sent them twelve hundred oxen, with fifty-three
23 XIV |      its aboriginal population, twelve thousand Mercenaries, and,
24 XIV |        three thousand Africans, twelve hundred Greeks, fifteen