Chapter

 1 I   |      chase, and rushed upon their companions as upon wild beasts. The
 2 II  |       young men! the slingers! my companions and yours!”~They gave him
 3 II  |         as they learned how their companions had perished.~It was a troop
 4 VI  |           Matho commanded his own companions, together with the Iberians,
 5 VIII|           himself that, since his companions had appointed him schalishim,
 6 VIII|       upon the shoulders of their companions in succession before them.
 7 IX  | invectives, many drawing away the companions of the rest by the bait
 8 IX  |         night. Many forsook their companions and chose their army as
 9 XI  |        with the assistance of his companions, in getting out of the pit;
10 XI  |          has committed murder. My companions are dying around me, one
11 XII |   recognised some of their former companions.~The Suffet had proposed
12 XIII|         by the shoulders of their companions, advanced for some minutes
13 XIII|          the ruins to summons his companions.~He perceived their crests
14 XIV |           inveighed against their companions, who were unable to find
15 XIV |        shoulders, he reminded his companions of a bear coming forth from
16 XIV |   Iberians died.~Their frightened companions left the spot. They were
17 XIV |      could see the souls of their companions. They were overwhelmed with
18 XIV |    against the sacrifice of their companions, and Zarxas said to Spendius:~“
19 XIV |            not a complaint.~Their companions, who were waiting for them,
20 XIV |       After the massacre of their companions they resolved to make their
21 XIV |         The wraiths of their dead companions came back to their souls
22 XIV |           was poured out upon his companions in arms. He cherished them
23 XIV |         between the legs of their companions, and raking at random before
24 XIV |    expired.~On the day that their companions had set out, some Zuaeces