Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 |  auspices of your name, O mighty Emperor Constantine, who were the
2    I, 21| abolished by Hadrian when he was emperor. There was a law among the
3   II, 1 |      undertaken. For I desire, O Emperor Constantine, now that I
4   IV, 1 |        GREECE.~WHEN I reflect, O Emperor Constantine, and often revolve
5    V, 1 |     ENTERTAIN no doubt, O mighty Emperor Constantine,--since they
6   VI, 3 |      HELL.~There are two ways, O Emperor Constantine, by which human
7  VII, 26|       now been hushed, most holy Emperor, since the time when the