Chapter

 1 II  |    spears, felt caps and bronze helmets, all swung together with
 2 II  |         and drew water in their helmets, while others drank lying
 3 II  |        points of the pikes, the helmets would glimmer for an instant,
 4 II  |      broad swords, and Boeotian helmets out of the cases which they
 5 IV  |        clad in iron and wearing helmets. Amid serving men and itinerant
 6 VI  |       were youths wearing small helmets and swinging an ashen javelin
 7 VI  |          shone beneath enormous helmets surmounted with images of
 8 VI  |         confused heap of pikes, helmets, cuirasses and swords turned
 9 VIII|   hoplites, protected by bronze helmets, and handling ashen sarissae
10 VIII|     stood up on the edge of the helmets, some thought that they
11 VIII|        and further on the great helmets of the Clinabarians, with
12 VIII|     beneath the visors of their helmets; their right legs were all
13 XI  | gradually discovered standards, helmets, and points of pikes. Beneath
14 XII |        with heads held in their helmets by the chin-pieces and rolling
15 XII |       and filed past with their helmets raised on the points of
16 XIII|     liquid lead hopped on their helmets and made holes in their
17 XIII|        their shields upon their helmets with their left arms, joining
18 XIII|       the shields sank upon the helmets; he leaped upon them in
19 XIII|        passed from hand to hand helmets and amphoras, which were
20 XIV |    bordered the bottom of their helmets.~These forty thousand men
21 XIV |    urine cooled in their brazen helmets.~And they still expected
22 XIV |      bottles were taken to make helmets; all the palm-trees in the
23 XIV |  completely dried up, and their helmets were filled with powdery