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From our location we could see that all three of the enemy's siege engines had now, for only the third time, been brought together, almost side by side. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 41, Sentence #96)

It was toward noon, the tenth Ahn, on the twentieth day of the siege, a bright, windy day, that Thrasymedes joined Thurnock, Clitus, and myself on a ragged, uneven portion of rebuilt wall, now, at this point, only some fifteen feet in height. Our footing was on a broad, wooden scaffolding, formed from timbers of demolished houses. We were looking toward the many tents of the main encampment of the mercenaries, some two hundred yards behind the second of the two siege ditches. From our location we could see that all three of the enemy's siege engines had now, for only the third time, been brought together, almost side by side. "Is there no end of the great stones?" asked Thrasymedes. "There are many, but there is an end to them," I said. "The engines have been quiet for two days," said Thurnock. - (Avengers of Gor)