Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII |        The eastern has in the midst of it the city Giudi. On
 2       II, III |       no more.' Almost in the midst of this chapel is an altar
 3       II, VI  |      s sheep that were in the midst of wolves? "Hast thou,"
 4       II, XIII|  while the fire blazes in the midst, and the hall is warmed,
 5       II, XIV |       church of stone, in the midst whereof the oratory which
 6       IV, XIX |     taken to the Lord, in the midst of her flock, seven years
 7        V, I   |   sudden, when we were in the midst of the sea, the fair weather
 8        V, XII | hapless souls leaped into the midst of the deadly cold; and
 9        V, XII |      again to be burnt in the midst of the unquenchable flames.
10        V, XII |      and left me alone in the midst of darkness and these fearful
11        V, XII |       and shrieking, into the midst of the darkness, whilst
12        V, XII |       them went down into the midst of the burning pit; and
13        V, XII |      As he led me through the midst of bands of happy inhabitants,
14        V, XVI |    and four the east.’ In the midst of it is the round tomb
15        V, XVII|      by a narrow roof. In the midst of it are to be seen the
16        V, XXI |    sun, coming forth from the midst of the east, fixed the vernal
17        V, XXI |    evening, followed from the midst of the east; so every year