Chapter

 1 I   |        detested the Legion on this account, and some of them had been
 2 I   |        were at the vapour baths on account of the steam which floated
 3 II  |            the captives on his own account, although he had reported
 4 II  |  difficulty to procure silphium on account of the rebellions on the
 5 IV  |          the people of all time on account of their unclean food. One
 6 IV  |           ready to turn courage to account; and the robber driven from
 7 VI  |          had asked for Spendius on account of his cleverness.~Great
 8 VII | extraordinarily pale, doubtless on account of the cold.~At last she
 9 VII |           many lost?”~“Here is the account on these sheets of lead,”
10 VII |     infamous morals, but valued on account of the secrets which they
11 VIII|        latter, from fatigue, or on account of the wounded, fell further
12 IX  |             trembling on their own account, dared not resist them.
13 X   |          formula, and on that very account full of infatuation and
14 X   |            command of Matho—for on account of the veil Matho was, in
15 XI  |          against Matho, whether on account of the command or of his
16 XIII|            ballistas scorpions, on account of a hook which stood upon