Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII |     rampart of great breadth and height, there are evident remains
 2        I, XII |        in breadth, and twelve in height, in a straight line from
 3        I, XX  | encompassed by hills of moderate height. In that place he drew up
 4       II, IV  |       carry it on to the fitting height of perfection. In short,
 5       II, XIV |        were raised to their full height, the cruel death of the
 6      III, VI  |   English. Though raised to that height of regal power, wonderful
 7      III, IX  |          was made as deep as the height of a man. Nor is it surprising
 8      III, XVI | encompassed the place to a great height on the land side, and when
 9        V, XII |          on either side, and the height whereof, seemed to be altogether
10        V, XVII|      Mount of Olives is equal in height to Mount Sion, but exceeds