Chap.

 1 34|            seized and laid waste by Pharnaces, because, unless they were
 2 34|         prince, sent embassadors to Pharnaces, to acquaint him, "That
 3 35|           the following answer from Pharnaces: "That he had quitted Cappadocia;
 4 36|                         36 Meantime Pharnaces sends several embassies
 5 36|    difficult and narrow pass, where Pharnaces placed a chosen body of
 6 37|       Domitius in his camp; so that Pharnaces, having missed the opportunity,
 7 37|            working at the trenches, Pharnaces drew up his army in order
 8 38|                      38 Next night, Pharnaces, having intercepted the
 9 38|     Alexandria by the way of Syria. Pharnaces, upon this intelligence,
10 40|         foot of a mountain, whither Pharnaces did not think fit to pursue
11 41|                                  41 Pharnaces, elated with this success,
12 41| difficulties would terminate as he [Pharnaces] wished, entered Pontus
13 65|      trouble, because he understood Pharnaces still continued in the latter,
14 69|         battle between Domitius and Pharnaces) embassadors arrived from
15 69|            embassadors arrived from Pharnaces, "to entreat that Caesar
16 69|      represented particularly that "Pharnaces had granted no aid to Pompey,
17 70|            70 Caesar replied, "That Pharnaces should meet with the utmost
18 70|       province; that the refusal of Pharnaces to aid Pompey had turned
19 70|            from their friends" (for Pharnaces had sent him a golden crown).
20 71|                                  71 Pharnaces promised every thing: but
21 72|           extends to the town. Here Pharnaces encamped, with all his forces,
22 74|                                  74 Pharnaces perceiving this, next morning
23 74|            on with their works. But Pharnaces, either prompted by the
24 74|            while, in the mean time, Pharnaces continued his march, and
25 76|         made by the cohorts left by Pharnaces to guard it. Almost the
26 76|           pieces or made prisoners. Pharnaces himself escaped, with a
27 78|           been under the command of Pharnaces. And thus he guarded the