Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I |      barbarians. Nor was the island of Britain, which is now
2      I,  I |     then drove them from the island, of which they took possession,
3      I,  IV|   and took possession of the island; but, after the victory,
4      I,  IV|     continues, and holds the island of Rhodes—the only obstacle
5      I,  V |     French that were in that island; and Peter made himself
6      I,  VI|      in voyages to Asia, the island of Candia was assigned to
7      I,  VI|  battles were fought for the island of Tenedos. Although the
8      V,  II| coming up with them near the island of Ponzio, an engagement
9    VII,  VI| occurred with respect to the island of Cyprus, to which Ferrando