Book,  Par.

1    II,     19|      between the trunks. The barbarian army occupied the plain
2   III,     31|      enemy's rear. While the barbarian continued these tactics,
3   III,     48| march into the likeness of a barbarian progress. Not only is the
4   XII,     56|     extreme degradation to a barbarian; and soon the common people,
5   XII,     65|      broken the unity of the barbarian forces, by cajolery of the
6  XIII,     47|  would have seen through the barbarian's cunning, which assigned
7   XIV,     33|      peril. Near his tent, a barbarian of no mean rank was discovered