Book, Chapter

 1 Pref    |     mine own Metamorphosie and strange alteration of figure. Hymettus,
 2 Pref    |     rusticke utterance of this strange and forrein language. And
 3    1,  4|     many marvellous things and strange chances, and moreover stricken
 4    1,  5|        seeme to see this night strange and cruel visions, that
 5    2,  8|        see some marvellous and strange things, remembring with
 6    2,  8|   beasts could speake and tell strange newes, and that immediately
 7    2, 10|        he declared many things strange and variable. For sometimes
 8    2, 11|      with Byrrhena, and what a strange tale Bellephoron told at
 9    2, 11| greatly, and to looke for this strange miracle that should happen.
10    3, 14|         but O good Lord what a strange sight did I see, what a
11    3, 15|   plates of mettal carved with strange characters, she prepared
12    4, 21|     not afeared at feigned and strange visions and dreams, for
13    4, 22|       elder two bee married to strange husbands, made as handmaidens,
14    6, 36|   follow my counsel, cary this strange Asse out into some secret
15    7, 42|    great amity there chanced a strange and dreadfull case: for
16    7, 42|      By and by happened a more strange thing, which would cause
17    7, 42|   things were signified by the strange and dreadfull wondres which
18    7, 43|       somewhat astonied at the strange sights which he saw before,
19    8, 44|         behold here happened a strange adventure. For the young
20    8, 44|   people, but went to see this strange sight. Amongst them all
21    8, 45|   nodding my head, which was a strange and marvailous thing, and
22    8, 45|  should pretend some great and strange wonder, and thereby be throwne
23    8, 46|     the bed, which was nothing strange unto me, considering that
24    9, 48|        of a wheele, which were strange and impossible to be read