Book, Chapter

1    1,  5|      then he began gently to enquire, how that noysome sent hapned
2    3, 14|     deny, but our duty is to enquire and try out, whether he
3    4, 22|   hence: go thou thither and enquire for the hill Tenarus, whereas
4    5, 24|  towardes Lucius Countrey to enquire him out, and so to take
5    6, 34|      of nothing else, but to enquire what Country they were in:
6    8, 44| indeed, then may you further enquire of the causes of his death.
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