Book, Chapter

 1    9, 47| replenished with people going in a religious sort and in great triumph.
 2    9, 47|         began to marvaile, and the religious honoured the goddesse, for
 3    9, 47|        then all the people as well religious as prophane tooke a great
 4    9, 48|           accompanied with all the religious sort, and demanding pardon
 5    9, 48|           peradventure is somewhat religious and given to some devotion,
 6    9, 48|          with xii. Stoles and in a religious habit, whereof I am not
 7    9, 48|        with like ceremonies with a religious dinner, and with all the
 8    9, 48|         tongues: Howbeit as a good religious person, and according to
 9    9, 48|        that is to say, I was onely religious to the goddesse Isis, but
10    9, 48|         whom, although there was a religious unitie and concord, yet