| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 41 | 183 | "The View more quotes about enemy">enemy," said Thrasymedes, "has brought his three siege engines together". |
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 41 | 180 | "If one masses defenders to confront the siege tower, one commonly thins defenses elsewhere on the walls". |
| 41 | 181 | "I think," said Clitus, "by now, the enemy should have grown impatient". |
| 41 | 182 | "Let us hope so," I said. |
| 41 | 183 | "The enemy," said Thrasymedes, "has brought his three siege engines together". |
| 41 | 184 | "Closely together," I said. |
| 41 | 185 | In this way, fire can be concentrated. |
| 41 | 186 | "I am not skilled in the ways of war," said Thrasymedes, "but does not this massing of engines suggest an imminent assault, a barrage of stones, softening resistance, to be followed by a massive attack, presumably with an attempt to scale walls?" "It certainly suggests that," I said. |