Book, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |         at all the truth of this story or letter) an image of the
 2      2, I    |       arts or usages. But a just story of learning, containing
 3      2, I    |   therefore, impertinent for the story of Nature.~(5) For history
 4      2, II   |        of books that concern not story, and the like, do save and
 5      2, II   |          he that undertaketh the story of a time, specially of
 6      2, II   | Romanorum. In which sequences of story the text of Thucydides and
 7      2, II   |           which draweth down the story of the ten tribes and of
 8      2, II   |       compass of time, as to the story of England; that is to say,
 9      2, VIII |   knowledge as we require as the story of King Arthur of Britain,
10      2, VIII |         Commentaries in truth of story; for it is manifest that
11      2, XXIII|       for so we find in the Holy story, when the kings were good,
12      2, XXIII|       for so we find in the Holy story, when the kings were good,