Book, Chapter

 1    1,  4|         threw it downe before the gate of the towne. Then I spake
 2    1,  5|          me thought I saw at hell gate the Dog Cerberus ready to
 3    1,  5|        and hath brought me to the gate of this city without any
 4    2,  8|           and his trim and comely gate, which do sufficiently prove
 5    2, 11|          to a certaine house, the gate whereof was closed fast,
 6    4, 19|      walled with clay. Before the gate of the house were pathes
 7    4, 20|       carried away I stood at the gate, watching diligently when
 8    4, 20|           Dogs, I lay behinde the gate to behold him. And although
 9    4, 22|       perceive by your uncertaine gate, your pale hew, your sobbing
10    4, 22|          day and night before the gate of Proserpina, and keepeth
11    5, 24| incontinently by the noise of the gate, went into the chamber,
12    8, 46|      season was placed before the gate of the Theater, whereas
13    8, 46|          gold, and with a seemely gate went towards him that represented
14    8, 46|          Asse, I stole out of the gate that was next me, and then
15    9, 47|    followed a cow with an upright gate, representing the figure
16    9, 48|          hand, and lead me to the gate of the great temple, where