Book, Chapter

1       II, I   |      in appearance. He again inquired whether those islanders
2       II, II  |  place of greater safety; he inquired who they were, and what
3       II, XI  |      fatherly love earnestly inquired concerning your illustrious
4       II, XIII| faith of Christ: and when he inquired of the aforesaid high priest
5      III, XI  |      senses." They earnestly inquired how that came to pass, and
6       IV, XI  |      come with him stood and inquired about the state of the sick
7       IV, XIV |     and the priest carefully inquired after the habit and form
8       IV, XVII|  learned men, and diligently inquired into the faith of each.
9       IV, XIX |    blessed memory, of whom I inquired, because some questioned