Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII  |     rapine, the people being altogether ignorant of the use of weapons.
 2        I, XXVII|      we have mentioned, must altogether abstain from one another.
 3       II, IX   |   union with a king that was altogether a stranger to the worship
 4       II, XII  |    reminding him that it was altogether unworthy of so great a king
 5       IV, VIII |      yours seems to me to be altogether dark." And when still no
 6       IV, XIV  |   answered, "Their habit was altogether noble, and their countenances
 7       IV, XIX  |    man of true religion, and altogether noble in mind and deed.
 8       IV, XXX  |       How his body was found altogether uncorrupted after it had
 9        V, XII  | height whereof, seemed to be altogether boundless. I began to wonder
10        V, XIX  |      be condemned, but being altogether cleared of the faults laid
11        V, XXI  |      it is certain that they altogether exclude from their solemnity