Chapter

 1 I     |                        I. ~The country of the Indians, as it is
 2 I     |        is, there arose in that country a king named Abenner, mighty
 3 III   |       all the city and all the country, proclaiming that after
 4 IV    |     three days, in any city or country within my realm, he should
 5 IV    |    Thus was there left in that country none of the monastic order,
 6 V     |    forth and banished from the country round about; also the prophecies
 7 V     |        of this sort be in this country side." Thereat the prince
 8 VI    |  merchant man, come from a far country; and I possess a precious
 9 VI    |      thou were come from a far country, my spirit rejoiced, and
10 XI    |   taken his journey into a far country, and there spent all in
11 XVI   |      In this your most unhappy country I know of none: the tyranny
12 XVIII |     enemy, and pass into their country and by divers crafts deliver
13 XVIII |     Baptism, and abide in this country, cleaving to all righteousness,
14 XXII  |     his palaces situate in the country, but sent forward Araches,
15 XXX   |      away captive from her own country, given to king Abenner as
16 XXX   |       many volumes in mine own country, and have heard the discourses
17 XXXII | Galileans was preached by some country peasants, poor and common
18 XXXII |       son returning from a far country. And he falleth on his neck
19 XXXIII|       joy, and divided all the country under his sovranty into
20 XXXIII|       his subjects, in city or country, were so well initiated
21 XXXV  |    city but throughout all the country also, thus did they in their
22 XXXVII|  returneth with joy to his own country. Outwardly he wore the robes
23 XL    |   conveyed by him into his own country. ~Now when the people heard