Book, Part, Chapter

 1   vis, vis1, 4 |       rose from the chair, and four young men came and carried
 2   vis, vis3, 10|        to the tower, and other four lifted up the seat and carried
 3   vis, vis3, 13|       strength, for a seat has four feet and stands firmly.
 4   vis, vis3, 13|      kept together by means of four elements. Those, therefore,
 5   vis, vis4, 1 |       by it. Now the beast had four colours on its head-black,
 6   vis, vis4, 3 |          I asked her about the four colours which the beast
 7   sim, sim9, 2 |   standing twelve virgins. The four who stood at the corners
 8   sim, sim9, 2 |      they were standing at the four parts of the gate; two virgins
 9   sim, sim9, 4 |     the tower, [and there were four rows in the foundation of
10   sim, sim9, 10| friendly to me, especially the four more distinguished of them.~
11   sim, sim9, 15|   black garments; and of these four are stronger than the rest.