Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  |    dazzling splendor, lighted by hundreds of lusters multiplied tenfold
2        I,  V  |        captives, who flew out in hundreds, uttering their joyous notes.~
3       II,  I  |          groups are mingled some hundreds of “kalenders,” a sort of
4       II,  III|          unhappy prisoners. Many hundreds fell on the steppe, where
5       II,  IV | vanquished. This was why several hundreds of prisoners were brought
6       II,  V  |          at that instant several hundreds of slaves, bearing lighted
7       II,  XI |      wolves were still coming in hundreds across the ice. The exhausted