Chapter

1 VI  |  fifty had been attended with remarkable disturbances, such as cataclysms,
2 XVII|    dispatch, and, despite his remarkable powers of self-control,
3 XXII|       more do I, despite some remarkable recorded facts of history.
4 XXIV|       time, were possessed of remarkable power and of gigantic dimensions.
5 XVII|       circle, one of the most remarkable of the disc, is situated
6 XVII| clearly cones, central hills, remarkable positions of the soil, naturally
7 Not |       for his errors, but the remarkable thing is >how much he got