Chapter

 1 IV  |         wrote down the number of years for which pay was due to
 2 IV  |         show the number of their years of service; they were marked
 3 IV  | suspecting some fraud; “how many years have you served?”~“Twelve,”
 4 IV  |    Spendius, who had spent three years in the ergastulum, was but
 5 VI  |          amazed at it ninety-two years later, and the death-cry
 6 VII |        the plateau of Eryx, five years of battles,—until the fatal
 7 VII |        Saturnian period with its years, the years with their months,
 8 VII |       period with its years, the years with their months, and the
 9 VII |           pity! kill me! For ten years I have not seen the sun!
10 XI  |          I am nearly one hundred years old,” he said. “I have seen
11 XIII|          him.~He was perhaps ten years old, and was not taller
12 XIII|         child from eight to nine years of age, with black hair
13 XIV |       would reply: “I have fewer years to live! Strike to the heart,
14 XIV |     persons, children of fifteen years of age, and even women,
15 XIV |      multiplied during the three years that the war had lasted.