Book, Chapter

1    I, 16| through so many ages, and have remained immortal? How is it, then,
2    I, 20|       gave way, Terminus alone remained. From which circumstance
3   IV, 15|       from the fragments which remained. What can be more wonderful,
4    V, 6 |       a habit. And now nothing remained of the pious and excellent
5   VI, 12|      those benefits which have remained safe and uncorrupted; but
6  VII, 2 |        way of escape, And they remained fixed in the same mire,
7  VII, 12|         while the breath still remained in it, would dissolve and