Chap.

1 13|  twenty-two quadriremes, and five quinqueremes. To these they
2 13|   Egypt), eight from Pontus, five from Lycia, and twelve from
3 13|    ten were quadriremes, and five quinqueremes; the rest were
4 17| defended by small boats, and five galleys, prudently stationed
5 57|     he set out by night with five cohorts of the twenty-first
6 73| Caesar having encamped about five miles from the enemy, and