Chapter

 1 I   | emerald vine on each of their six golden faces, belonged to
 2 I   |    Havas had lodged there fox six months without having hitherto
 3 II  |  lofty bitumen-smeared houses six storys high. Behind their
 4 IV  |     Legion, mustering at most six thousand men? If the enemy
 5 IV  |    was long and would require six moons more. When they were
 6 V   |   enclosure by a staircase of six silver steps.~A huge cedar
 7 VI  |    were taken, Hippo-Zarytus, six hours further distant along
 8 VI  |      silver, fifteen thousand six hundred and twenty-three
 9 VIII|     bears; they were paid for six moons in advance at the
10 VIII|    around them, for the first six ranks crossed their sarissae,
11 IX  |      repeated that there were six thousand Barbarians killed;
12 IX  |    twenty-five elephants, and six thousand horsemen.~To weaken
13 IX  |    from the ground, while the six catapults rolled incessantly
14 XIII|   excepted. He announced that six thousand Gaulish Mercenaries
15 XIV |     himself as a saviour with six thousand men all carrying
16 XIV |     saw, some more Barbarians six hundred paces to the left
17 XIV |     drew up the Barbarians in six equal ranks. He posted the
18 XV  |        he was standing again.~Six paces further on, and he