Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II  |   descendant of the heroes of ancient prowess; in a word, he was
2        I,  XI  |      of the city of Dido, the ancient Byrsa—a Carthage, however,
3        I,  XI  |   breviary, the ritual of the ancient anniversary, all combined
4        I,  XII |  sight of Malta, if only that ancient island, the heritage in
5        I,  XIV |       which was crowned by an ancient tomb of one of the kings
6        I,  XVI | examine these remnants of the ancient shore; they hurried on to
7        I,  XVII|        interspersed with some ancient olives. Having ascertained,
8       II,  II  |   servant now far away on the ancient globe. “Where’s my blackboard,
9       II,  XII |      which is the residuum of ancient forests mineralized by the