Book, Chapter

1        I, IX  |    Augustus, if he had not broken his oath of allegiance,
2        I, XII |  island; but when this was broken down at once by the aforesaid
3        I, XIX |   quenched a fire that had broken out among the houses, and
4        I, XXII|   justice were so entirely broken, that there was not only
5      III, II  |  most grievous pain in the broken part, so that he could not
6      III, VI  |   poor, and the dish to be broken in pieces and divided among
7      III, XXVI|    ended, and the assembly broken up, Agilbert returned home.
8        V, I   | which we were sailing, was broken, and there arose so great
9        V, XII |   he had himself sometimes broken, to make room to stand or