Chapter

 1 V   |      arrived before an oval hole protected by a grating. Then Matho,
 2 V   | impossible. The sanctuaries were protected by terror more than by their
 3 VI  |      strong sister of theirs who protected them, and they did not think
 4 VI  |      with mud from the lake, and protected on the top by thorny brushwood.
 5 VI  |  Hippo-Zarytus. But the town was protected by a lake, communicating
 6 VIII|         and ninety-six hoplites, protected by bronze helmets, and handling
 7 IX  |       the Clinabarians, who were protected by cuirasses, would crush
 8 XIII|     catapults and ballistas were protected by rope curtains which had
 9 XIII|         and eastern sides, being protected by the sea and the gulf,
10 XIII|         second and a third; and, protected by the edge of the battlements,
11 XIII|     juice of certain herbs which protected them against the poison.~
12 XIII|       approached the summit, and protected by scales of brass; they
13 XIV |          the wall of cliff; and, protected by the windings of the gaps,
14 XIV |     other, in which the stronger protected the younger in the midst