Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 | Mercuries; and having enumerated four in order, says that the
 2   II, 3 |          explaining of which the four last books shall be devoted.
 3   II, 13|       determined that there were four elements, that is, fire,
 4   II, 13|    bodies were composed of these four elements by God, for he
 5   II, 13|       man to live a thousand and four hundred months.~
 6  III, 28|        had need of a chariot and four horses. Democritus says
 7   IV, 5 |       when they had ruled during four hundred and fifty years,
 8   IV, 10|          of the Egyptians, after four hundred and thirty years,
 9    V, 10|      Behold the pious AEneas:--~"Four hapless youths of Sulmo'
10    V, 10|     youths of Sulmo's breed,~And four who Ufens call their sire,~
11   VI, 14|          manner, they call these four (as I said) diseases, not
12   VI, 15|      vices. With regard to those four affections which they imagine
13  VII, 14|     comprised in their memorials four hundred and seventy thousand