Chapter

 1 II  |          and no further heed was paid to them.~Some went to lodge
 2 II  |          blessings, but Spendius paid no heed to this, and began
 3 II  |        were furious at not being paid, laid the blame upon the
 4 II  |     least whether they should be paid. Then they all cried: “Our
 5 IV  |          hand, wished them to be paid. But the Ancients detested
 6 IV  |     demanded that they should be paid in money (in pieces of money,
 7 IV  |    scarcely their wages would be paid, the disillusion touched
 8 IV  |         not depart before he had paid them all in full.~There
 9 IV  | Balearians, and men of Italy are paid, they will return. But as
10 IV  |       Those who had not yet been paid were growing angry, those
11 IV  |      Libyans, who alone had been paid. But while national antipathies
12 VI  |         sent off. Matho speedily paid the Mercenaries their arrears,
13 VII |         him: “How much have they paid you to defend them?”~“Ask
14 VII |            Enough! What have you paid?”~“To Stratonicles of Corinth,
15 VIII|      fight with bears; they were paid for six moons in advance
16 XII |      like a woman.~Hippo-Zarytus paid no attention to his summonings