The Phalanx of Egyplosis--General Gerolio 5,000 First Amazonian Phalanx--General Zooly-Soase 2,500 Second Amazonian Phalanx--General Thoubool 2,500 The Kioram Phalanx--General Pra 10,000 First Fletyeming Brigade--General Starbottle 10,000 Second " " " Flathootly 10,000 Third " " " Goldrock 10,000 First Volunteer Army--General Jolgos 25,000 Second " " " Akerbole 25,000 Third " " " Tarabesq 25,000 First Volunteer Legion--General Swilkar 10,000 Second " " " Garreoc 10,000 Third " " " Karramby 10,000 Fourth " " " Botarnic 10,000 Fifth " " " Heralion 5,000 Sixth " " " Nosofrassy 5,000 GENERAL LADALMIR, commanding the left wing of 21,000 bockhockids, as follows: First Vol. Leg. Bockhockids--Vice-Gen. Adams 5,000 Second " " " Doroccy 2,000 Third " " " Madneaf 2,000 Fourth " " " Darjiltis 2,000 Fifth " " " Roumix 2,000 Sixth " " " Hieralto 2,000 Seventh " " " Dnublis 2,000 Eighth " " " Napasacco 2,000 Ninth " " " Dumargo 2,000 The army in all consisted of 182,000 men and 5,000 amazons. The amazons were dressed similar to the priests of Egyplosis--that is, in pale brown soft-leather tights, high boots emblazoned with scales of white metal, heavy spider-silk tunics, ornamented with beautiful embroidery and held close to the figure by a belt. The knapsack held the magnic cell, dynamo and wings, and also furnished the current for their spears. As each wayleal required ample space for the movement of his or her wings, it will be seen that each living globe was of immense size, and the entire army became of enormous proportions as it lay stretched upon the air. I assumed supreme command as commander-in-chief, with Flathootly as special aide-de-camp, and gave orders for each globe to double up its wayleals, so that in each case there would be two globes, the outer or fighting force and the interior or reserve force. In the centre of each living shell was placed the commissariat department and the medical, musical and commanding staffs. The death of Lyone had been kept a secret. The bands of each army began to play the "March of Lyone," and at the word of command the vast-flying mass of armed men moved grandly forward to Calnogor. CHAPTER LII. THE BATTLE OF CALNOGOR.