Chapter

 1 I   |          elephants, dens for wild beasts, and a prison for slaves.~
 2 I   |       cries and the leaps of wild beasts. Then came unclean wagers;
 3 I   |           these exasperated brute beasts. It would be better to revenge
 4 I   |           companions as upon wild beasts. The conflagration spread
 5 II  |          came the mob of baggage, beasts of burden, and stragglers.
 6 II  |           all in the midst of the beasts of burden whose baggage
 7 II  |          nets; he could tame wild beasts and could cook fish.~Sometimes
 8 IV  |         baggage and the abandoned beasts of burden. The wives of
 9 V   |        them an infinite number of beasts, lean, panting, with bristling
10 V   |     already been seen, the sacred beasts of the Babylonians, and
11 VI  |        with the placidity of wild beasts. Spendius had spit upon
12 VII |           invents snares for wild beasts. Would you believe it, that
13 VIII|     deeper. Some had to mount the beasts of burden; others clung
14 VIII|          blow.~Down fell the huge beasts, falling one above another.
15 XII | yellow-haired dogs, those unclean beasts which followed the armies,
16 XIII|          believed themselves wild beasts, and leaped upon the passers-by
17 XIII|        the tents were closed; the beasts of burden were feeding;
18 XIV |         shrill whistle. The great beasts, docile as dogs, kept an
19 XIV |          the walls, and the great beasts, in fright, ran headlong
20 XIV |            and enclosed like wild beasts. As soon as they entered
21 XIV |          another until death.~The beasts of burden were killed, and
22 XIV |          limb with it. The fierce beasts galloped through the syntagmata.
23 XIV |           used for capturing wild beasts, and, taking advantage of
24 XIV |          put an end to them.~Wild beasts, especially lions, had multiplied