Chap.

 1  1|          corn to be brought, and forces dispatched to him. Meanwhile
 2 10|         He took none of the land forces with him, because he was
 3 30| difficult to carry it with a few forces; but with the design of
 4 33|      they continued faithful our forces should protect them; but
 5 34|      auxiliary troops. All these forces speedily assembled at Comana,
 6 35|         toward Armenia, with the forces above-mentioned, directing
 7 38|       access to the town and our forces might, most advantageously,
 8 39|         apparent cause, drew his forces out of the camp, and ranged
 9 40|  resistance; thus the victorious forces of the king turned their
10 40|         though surrounded by the forces of the enemy, formed themselves
11 41|      entered Pontus with all his forces. There, acting as conqueror
12 42|         ward it off, but if less forces sufficed, to march into
13 44|          the garrison to his own forces. ~
14 62|          joined him with all his forces, consisting of one legion,
15 69|    Pontus, and had drawn all his forces together, which were not
16 72| Pharnaces encamped, with all his forces, repairing the fortifications