Chapter

1 2,2 |  business it was to serve as armour, so to speak, to the spiritual
2 5,5 |    first ridden by a page in armour like his own, the two others
3 5,5 | pursue them. Their defensive armour consisted of a helmet and
4 5,5 |  horse covered with splendid armour; on his right and left marched
5 5,7 |    mounted his horse in full armour, and with a numerous and
6 9,1 |     was in his genius, whose armour was his purity, who owned
7 16,2|  through a weak place in his armour, pierced his breast; Caesar