Chapter

 1 IV  |           the generals of Alexander furnished examples of marvellous good
 2 IV  |       higher than a catafalque, and furnished with rings like hanging
 3 IV  |     differences in currency, but he furnished them with such explanations
 4 IV  |            plates with which it was furnished from top to bottom shone
 5 VI  |          hills.~Some camp followers furnished with slings were stationed
 6 VII | head-dresses like the Sphinx’s, and furnished with great sticks, dashed
 7 VII |        Corsica, and the islands had furnished nothing, and the old pilot
 8 VII |           Gaetulia and Phazzana had furnished their usual supplies; but
 9 VII |            his hands a wooden frame furnished on the inside with three
10 VIII|           moved about iron distaffs furnished with lighted tow on the
11 VIII|        serpents; their breasts were furnished with spears and their backs
12 IX  |        tripods. In fact, the tribes furnished them abundantly with provisions,
13 XII |             tortures, they had been furnished with the weapons taken from
14 XII |        their heads; they shook rods furnished with rings, and brandished
15 XIII|             portion was a cylinder, furnished with cables, which held
16 XIII|           leisure. But the chariots furnished with sickles hastened up,