Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXVIII|  order [to go] to assail the walls, where delaying several
 2       2,  XVII   |    was said) and finding the walls of his town breached, and
 3       2,  XVII   |  along the aisle between the walls, or in some other way raise
 4       2,  XVII   |      in respect to that, the walls of the town are kept low
 5       2,  XVII   | fighting, either because the walls are breached or the ditches
 6       2,  XVII   |  when they had to scale [the walls of] a town or make similar
 7       2,  XVII   |      to be guarded either by walls, ditches, or earthworks:
 8       2,  XIX    |     live united within their walls because they have an enemy
 9       2,  XXIV   |       for me], who razed the walls of those towns which they
10       2,  XXIV   |      permit the City to have walls, because they wanted [to
11       2,  XXIV   |      an Athenian whether the walls of Athens appeared beautiful
12       2,  XXVI   |    of the town came upon the walls; and having become haughty
13       2,  XXVII  |  between the confines of its walls, and no other refuge remaining
14       2,  XXXII  | assault without piercing the walls (which they called attacking
15       2,  XXXII  |  themselves to breeching the walls with rams or with other
16       2,  XXXII  |  with those who defended the walls, they made towers of wood:
17       2,  XXXII  |   against the outside of the walls in order to come to a height
18       2,  XXXII  |      to the breaking down of walls, it was opposed as in the
19       3,  VI     |   soon as she was inside the walls, reproached them for the
20       3,  XII    | soldiers; Follow me, neither walls nor ditches block you, but