Chapter

 1 II  |      through a kind of large passage bordered by two chains of
 2 IV  |     come in, but by a single passage so narrow that four men
 3 V   |   door. There was no further passage; the priests alone could
 4 V   |     latter led into a narrow passage. Spendius advanced along
 5 VII |  between two walls through a passage which had its outlet on
 6 VII |   above the door before each passage with elephants’ teeth placed
 7 VII | throughout the length of the passage several of the large covers
 8 VII |      at the extremity of the passage, Abdalonim, with one of
 9 VIII|      phalanx, and given free passage to the elephants. Everything
10 XIII|      beach by a subterranean passage which he alone knew, and
11 XIV |     went back again, but the passage had entirely disappeared.
12 XIV |   the plain stretched a long passage, split in gaps here and
13 XIV |    placed beforehand in this passage against the wall of cliff;
14 XIV | hands, seeking to discover a passage.~At last day broke; and
15 XIV |  they not tried to open up a passage! As to implore terms from