Chapter

1  4,3|       body of Cornelius to the gibbet. ~John uttered a cry of
2  4,3|      bodies to an extemporised gibbet, where amateur executioners
3  4,3| hanging the two martyrs on the gibbet he passed through the terrible
4  9,1|        which they came back to gibbet at the usual place of execution. ~
5  9,2|       Cornelius recognised the gibbet. ~On it were suspended two
6  9,2|   carried the remainder to the gibbet, to have a pretext for a
7  9,2|      breath, he pointed to the gibbet at the other side of the
8 10,2|      do to me?" ~"Look at that gibbet." ~"But I am not guilty,"
9 11,3|     paces distant from it, the gibbet, from which, by order of