Book, Chapter

1    4, 22|     person, then in vaine did Paris the sheepheard (in whose
2    8, 46|      a shepheard representing Paris, richly arrayed with vestments
3    8, 46|  towards him that represented Paris, and after hee had delivered
4    8, 46|   selfe towards the shepheard Paris, shewing by honest signes
5    8, 46| fierce and terrible eyes upon Paris and promising that if it
6    8, 46|      young Phrygian shepheard Paris with a willing mind delivered
7    8, 46|        After the judgement of Paris was ended, Juno and Pallas
8    8, 46|   would revenge themselves on Paris, but Venus that was right