Part,  Chapter

1      I,  III  |      parts of the edge of the terrestrial satellite when the totality
2      I,  IV   | quantities, do not follow the terrestrial parallels, and that with
3      I,  XVIII|       in ecstasy, dead to all terrestrial matters, his companions
4      I,  XX   |     against this assertion. A terrestrial phenomenon more beautiful
5      I,  XXIII|    any one accustomed to note terrestrial phenomena.~As for supposing
6      I,  XXIII|       gradually advanced, and terrestrial objects began to assume
7      I,  XXIII|     sun were covered, and all terrestrial objects became a kind of
8     II,  XVII |   re-entered that zone of the terrestrial sphere in which at one period