Chapter

 1 II  |        they did not know their own number) had remained in the town,
 2 IV  |       Great Council wrote down the number of years for which pay was
 3 IV  |          their fingers to show the number of their years of service;
 4 IV  |            But you, who are few in number, will receive nothing! You
 5 V   |            around them an infinite number of beasts, lean, panting,
 6 VII | Chanaanitish figures expressed the number thirteen. Then he counted
 7 VIII|     stronger buskins. He fixed the number of serving-men, and reduced
 8 X   |         the sky by calculating the number of their steps, as far as
 9 XII |    Calculating the distance by the number of his steps, he arrived
10 XIII|         them, to see whether their number corresponded with the days
11 XIII|           people increased; as the number of the victims was diminishing,
12 XIV |   slaughtered all the mules to the number of about forty; then they
13 XIV |         Bolder ones came up; their number increased; there was soon
14 XIV |            about three thousand in number, behind them, they began
15 XIV |           men, or about double the number of the Barbarians. Nevertheless,