Book, Chapter

1        I, XII |  wretched country should be utterly blotted out, and the name
2        I, XII | foreign races, might become utterly contemptible. A legion was
3        I, XVI |   help, that they might not utterly be destroyed. They had at
4      III, XXIV|      and cease to waste and utterly destroy the provinces of
5      III, XXV |  celebration of Easter, you utterly exclude the twenty-first