Book, Chapter

1      III, III |            tide ebbs and flows, is twice a day enclosed by the waves
2      III, III |         like an island; and again, twice, when the beach is left
3      III, XXV |        those times that Easter was twice celebrated in one year;
4       IV, I   |     already travelled through Gaul twice upon different occasions,
5       IV, V   |          That a synod be assembled twice a year; but on account of
6       IV, XX  | consecrated she gave up her soul.~"Twice eight Novembers the maid’
7        V, XVII|            of Abraham’s oak, being twice as high as a man, is enclosed