Chapter

 1 I   |      of the arm. He rolled the piece of stuff about it, but the
 2 II  |       They had each received a piece of gold on the condition
 3 II  | elephants!”~He unrolled a long piece of papyrus; and, without
 4 III |        lagoon shimmered like a piece of silver. The blue vault
 5 V   |        her! Lead me!”~“It is a piece of insanity!” Spendius kept
 6 VII |     these words:~“Why! it is a piece of delicacy to avoid distressing
 7 VII |        it was a delusion and a piece of treachery; and as he
 8 XI  |        to time a half-calcined piece of wall would be found standing
 9 XI  |       began again. Sometimes a piece of mosaic would be displayed
10 XIII|       them, which were brought piece by piece, were set up in
11 XIII|    which were brought piece by piece, were set up in front of
12 XIII|     seemed to him like a fresh piece of treachery,—and henceforth
13 XIII|     and each would take away a piece beneath his tunic for his
14 XIV |      the Mercenaries? Was it a piece of treachery or folly? No