Book, Chapter

1        I, X   |    tell that one, erewhile consumed with gnawing spite, snake-like
2        I, XV  |  lighted by the Chaldeans, consumed the walls and all the buildings
3       II, VII |     was in danger of being consumed by the spreading conflagration;
4       II, XII |    silent anguish of mind, consumed with inward fire, on a sudden
5      III, XVII| when he died, could not be consumed when the rest of the Church
6      III, XVII| when he died, could not be consumed by the fire which devoured
7       IV, XXX |   all the rest of the body consumed and turned to dust, after