Chapter

 1 6,1 |       hills there was a little wood which extended from the
 2 6,2 | Stradiotes, under cover of the wood stretching between the two
 3 6,3 |    habitually used to cut down wood for building their huts:
 4 7,4 |        river a boat laden with wood to Ripetta. The following
 5 7,4 |        had set down my load of wood on the bank, I remained
 6 8,3 |       a stake piled round with wood, where he was to have been
 7 8,3 |       two stallions laden with wood, when the servants of His
 8 9,2 |  cross-bars of the very driest wood that could be found. Two
 9 9,3 |   centre of an immense pile of wood. Then the bishop Pagnanoli
10 16,2|      the direction of a little wood, where they seemed to be
11 16,2|        archers came out of the wood to help them, and Caesar'
12 16,2|    Caesar as far as the little wood, he went to seek his master.