Chap.

1 14|                   14 When both sides were come to have sufficient
2 14|        belongs to Africa. Both sides waited which should first
3 26|  considered as defended on all sides by strong barriers; on the
4 28|     eminence surrounded on all sides by a plain. Three of its
5 28|       by a plain. Three of its sides were secured by various
6 31|    utmost consternation on all sides. Our men, animated by the
7 36| mountains, however, on its two sides, at a considerable distance),
8 61|        the town, he was on all sides secure from an attack. Marcellus
9 72|      sustains the walls on all sides. All around is a great number