Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII |          size of one of Jupiter’s satellites seen through a moderate
2       II,  VIII|       miles.~“And how about these satellites? Sometimes, I suppose, Jupiter
3       II,  VIII|            asked Servadac.~Of the satellites, Lieutenant Procope went
4       II,  VIII|         to be associated with the satellites! They were visible to the
5       II,  X   |           must be splendid. Eight satellites— Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys,
6       II,  X   | coalescing, would form additional satellites to circle round the planet
7       II,  X   |         rising and setting of the satellites, some with bright discs