Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VII|     of true valor, would have covered these men with disgrace,
2     II,  II |       car, drawn by two oxen, covered with red cloth, upon which
3      V,  III|  height and twelve feet wide, covered with rich drapery, for the
4      V,  VII|    the Venetians having again covered the lake with their galleys,
5      V,  VII|     being nearly all mounted, covered with armor, and preserved
6   VIII,  II |     himself upon the body and covered him with wounds; while,
7   VIII,  II | inflicted that the roads were covered with fragments of human
8   VIII,  V  |      factions and the country covered with enemies. But acting