Chapter

 1 I   |         motionless; the brimming cisterns seemed like silver bucklers
 2 IV  |        dark Moloch was below the cisterns, in the direction of the
 3 IV  |          nearly a river into the cisterns of Megara.~Spendius met
 4 IV  |     throughout the length of the cisterns. Through the air-holes in
 5 IV  |       gallery that ran along the cisterns.~Then, advancing with great
 6 V   |         body before entering the cisterns—fall upon his shoulders,
 7 VII |         have been looted and the cisterns filled up! At Tedes they
 8 IX  | conquerors with the water of the cisterns, struck off a few heads,
 9 IX  |    provinces; they filled up the cisterns and fired the houses. The
10 XI  |         and at the height of the cisterns they took their way along
11 XIII|         enough water left in the cisterns for one hundred and twenty-three
12 XIII|    harbours to the height of the cisterns was broken down. Then the
13 XIII|      between the houses from the cisterns to the rampart; and a file
14 XIII|        thirst, had rushed to the cisterns. They broke open the doors.
15 XIV |     necks. Travellers dreamed of cisterns, hunters of their forests,
16 XIV |        were cut down for lances; cisterns were dug; while for provisions