Chapter

 1 1 |  broad place make a lake, and afterward running forward, cometh
 2 2 |       forward, as himself did afterward report unto his disciples,
 3 3 |      eat: who notwithstanding afterward, when he thought with himself
 4 8 |    man go: and whether did he afterward in them work any miracles,
 5 8 |    that change his enemy. For afterward he endured so much the more
 6 8 |        the foresaid town, and afterward so riseth in height the
 7 13|     the space of an hour. But afterward, having travelled a little
 8 13|     meat together: and coming afterward in the evening to the Abbey,
 9 15| CAMISINA, SUCH THINGS AS WERE AFTERWARD TO FALL OUT. ~Then Totilas
10 21|     gave his consent; and yet afterward utterly forbad it. From
11 29|      there was why any should afterward doubt of his promise, seeing
12 35| followed, for, as himself did afterward report, the whole world,