Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V   | consequences that would attend the descent of his servant to terra
2        I,  XXI |          the waters, heated by the descent of the eruptive matter,
3        I,  XXII|      however, they commenced their descent, they resolved to make a
4       II,  XII |           following which he hoped descent would be easy.~Under the
5       II,  XII |    therefore reason to hope that a descent would be found practicable.~
6       II,  XII |          experienced in making the descent of terrestrial mines. In
7       II,  XII |        estimate the depth of their descent below the level of the Gallian
8       II,  XII |    respiration perfectly easy.~The descent was continued for about
9       II,  XVI |       selecting a proper place for descent, the lieutenant was anxious