Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V    |       the atmosphere made the specific gravity of their bodies
2        I,  XIII |    were fashioned out of some specific clay, the properties of
3        I,  XVI  |       acquaintance with their specific character.~Although, however,
4        I,  XVIII|     was attributable to their specific lightness, Servadac and
5       II,  IV   |      volume, its density, its specific gravity.”~“Since we know
6       II,  VII  | surprise.~“And the sum of the specific gravities of these two substances
7       II,  XVII |     and a fresh diminution of specific gravity, Servadac and his