Chapter

 1 I   | through the dust amid shouts, twenty men, distinguished by their
 2 IV  |     harness, and barracks for twenty thousand soldiers with armour
 3 IV  |    constantly shut.~More than twenty times he walked round the
 4 VI  |    entered, followed by about twenty men.~They wore white woollen
 5 VI  |       and sulphur for sieges, twenty thousand foot-soldiers and
 6 VI  |     them, a thousand talents, twenty thousand oxen, three hundred
 7 VI  |      Spendius appeared below. Twenty stout lances might easily
 8 VII |      commanded.~Not more than twenty perhaps remained, under
 9 VII |     them, was more fatal than twenty battles. A few—those who
10 VII |     kesitahs a month! Make it twenty! I do not want to be eaten
11 VII |       the crews, amounting to twenty minae a month for each trireme—”~“
12 XI  |     everything! Beyond Gades, twenty days’ journey into the sea,
13 XI  |  hands he had dragged himself twenty paces further on as far
14 XII |    assailed with anguish, and twenty times believing that he
15 XIII|       s body, one hundred and twenty cubits long, and under the
16 XIII|     seen. At last when it was twenty cubits high in the air it
17 XIV |      he would have sacrificed twenty times as many for the success
18 XIV |  discourage, he would advance twenty times a day to the rocks
19 XIV |   possession of Carthaginians—twenty captives taken in the last
20 XIV |       and whole tribes—in all twenty thousand soldiers, or half
21 XIV |      Spendius exclaimed: “Ah! twenty if you wish, master!”~“No!
22 XIV |  Barcas would become eternal. Twenty times during the night he
23 XIV |    were only fifty, then only twenty, only three, and lastly