Chapter

 1 I   |           the fountains, light, and woods! and to you, ye gods hidden
 2 II  |             of water flowed through woods of palm; there were long,
 3 II  |             no arms rushed into the woods to cut staves.~Day dawned;
 4 III | subterranean Kabiri, to the gods of woods, winds, rivers and mountains;
 5 IV  |       shells, and beaten earth. The woods belonging to the temples
 6 VI  |             on the outskirts of the woods in which they were lost.~
 7 VI  |        marshes in the depths of the woods.~Others regretted their
 8 VI  |        Zarxas to Matho, scoured the woods, rallied his men (the losses
 9 VI  |          night, hiding in the olive woods during the day. There were
10 VII |           Then he once more saw the woods of citron-trees, and herdsmen
11 VII |          such as may be met with in woods where shepherds have encamped;
12 VIII|            were being hunted in the woods, he was arming the foot-soldiers,
13 X   |           tall cypress trees in the woods of the temples, and having
14 XIV |           here and there, as in the woods, sun-rays, descending obliquely,
15 XV  |            the depths of the sacred woods; there was to be a great