Chapter

 1 II  |       the gnats.~But a hundred paces further on they saw two
 2 II  |      They halted three hundred paces from the camp to take their
 3 VIII|  posted in the river a hundred paces further on, while the others,
 4 VIII| interval of only three hundred paces between the armies, the
 5 IX  |      the hill or three hundred paces. Such a flood of Barbarians
 6 XI  |     had dragged himself twenty paces further on as far as Matho’
 7 XII |       at a distance of fifteen paces from the spot where Matho’
 8 XII |      seen at a distance of ten paces, and he knew himself to
 9 XIII|      distance of three hundred paces from the towers.~Amid the
10 XIII|       the helepolis was thirty paces off, he commanded planks
11 XIII| upheaved, advanced perhaps ten paces; but the ground softened
12 XIV |    more Barbarians six hundred paces to the left on the summit
13 XIV |       horses were within three paces of them, they sprang beneath
14 XV  |        was standing again.~Six paces further on, and he fell