Book, Chapter

 1   Int          |         Venice. Nothing more is heard of the book until 1867,
 2   Int,        2|        the catalogue. Little is heard, about the book in the centuries
 3   Int,        5|       the earth who had not yet heard the preaching of the Gospel.32
 4   Int,        5| Mauretania, which had certainly heard the Gospel long before the
 5   Int,        6|     countries which had not yet heard the Gospel, he locates Ethiopia
 6   Int,        6|      Bishop of Magnesia, who is heard of in A.D. 403, and worked
 7    II,        X|        he recorded things as he heard them, not as they actually
 8    II,      XXI|       the slander was. You have heard of the fall of man from
 9   III,      XIX|          seeing that, though he heard what Jesus had said to him,
10   III,    XXVII|    earth as Peter did, and then heard Peter persuading Him to
11    IV,     XIII|      comes.~ ~When all men have heard it, then great will be the