Book,  Par.

 1     I,     81|      on, the partially fallen rampart and the shallow fosse suggested
 2    II,    107|   trumpets to be sounded, the rampart to be assaulted, the scaling
 3    IV,     65|    and dances in front of the rampart, he sent some picked archers,
 4    IV,     67|    forage. He also threw up a rampart, from which to discharge
 5   XII,     39|       up stones to serve as a rampart. A river too of varying
 6   XII,     41|    river too in his face, the rampart they had added to it, the
 7  XIII,     43|      night guard, to whom the rampart and the fosse were new and
 8  XIII,     48|      testudo" close up to the rampart, to undermine it, while
 9   XIV,     43| constructed neither fosse nor rampart; nor had they removed their
10    XV,     11|     that not the fosse or the rampart, but the men's bodies and