Chapter

1 V      |       the form of his visage was changed by the strangeness of the
2 XII    |         themselves a strange and changed manner of life, and, obedient
3 XIV    |   unexpectedly showered upon him changed as unexpectedly into woe.
4 XVII   |        of day and night hath not changed. From all these objects
5 XXVI   |           they became fools, and changed the glory of the uncorruptible
6 XXVIII | delivered this oration, the king changed countenance for very anger,
7 XXXII  |       them up, and they shall be changed, but thou art the same,
8 XXXVIII|          and alteration that had changed and altered his face from