Book,  Chapter

1        0,  Int  |  beyond our earth, the actual knowledge so hard won by our astronomers!
2        I,  VI   |  consequently had an accurate knowledge of its topography. His idea
3        I,  VII  |    from being advanced in the knowledge of natural philosophy, he
4        I,  VIII |     able to bring to bear his knowledge that if the axis of the
5        I,  XVIII|     puede haver?”~ Servadac’s knowledge of Gascon enabled him partially
6       II,  I    |        he had arrived at some knowledge of Gallia’s movements: he
7       II,  IV   | eradicated, and secure in his knowledge that he was under the protection