Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |          not a single commercial vessel could enter or leave the
 2  4,1 |       when it struck against the vessel of the enemy. The Byzantine
 3  5,3 |   overboard in order to save the vessel. At present the dependence
 4  7,1 |        left Palestine on a Greek vessel and sailed for Thessalonica,
 5  7,1 |        pack of hunting dogs on a vessel sailing from Bremen.~ To
 6  7,2 | succeeded in escaping on a Pisan vessel from Byzantium to Italy;
 7  8,16|          where they find a Greek vessel sent by Belthandros’ father,
 8  9,2 |   Constantinople in a Catalonian vessel and was solemnly received
 9  9,7 |       capture, sailed in a small vessel by way of the mouth of the
10  9,7 |        to Sigismund to leave his vessel and free his people.[152]~
11  9,9 | transported with difficulty to a vessel which succeeded in leaving