Chapter

 1 IV   |          city13 of the Vaugiones, began to distribute a donative
 2 V    |        place apart from the rest, began to enquire of him who he
 3 VII  |            seized with a languor, began to suffer from a violent
 4 XII  |         take a step farther, they began to whiff themselves about
 5 XIII |           crowd of other heathens began to oppose him. And these
 6 XIII |           was about to fall. They began, therefore, to cut down
 7 XIII | spectators. And now the pine-tree began to totter, and to threaten
 8 XIV  |         the Lord Jesus. They then began to cry out openly and to
 9 XVI  |       contact with him, her limbs began, one by one, to recover
10 XVII |        house; and the poor wretch began at once to rage with his
11 XXIII|         Then, as time went on, he began to affirm that angels were
12 XXIII|       induced to believe. He then began to threaten Clarus with
13 XXIII|         indeed, the miserable man began to resist and refuse, and