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1     I|    he did do write it in two pillars or columns, one of marble,
2   III|    wheel of iron between two pillars, and four horses to draw
3    IV|   that other, they bound the pillars of the world, but that was
4     V|    be said a manner of round pillars. Or Ionicum is said a foot
5    VI|  dwelled, in which isle were pillars of glass of marvellous length,
6    VI|     as S. Peter beheld these pillars he saw Macidiana begging,
7    VI|      him, and they bound the pillars and stones, weening to Sisinnius,
8   VII|    house fallen, of whom the pillars be taken away by which the
9   VII| Jerusalem, iii. 165.~Jubal's pillars, i. 179.~Judas Iscariot,