Book, Chapter

 1    2,  33|     gave way to the portico, Mercury was shown lifting him up
 2    2,  71|   pounds; I bought it out of Mercury's thousandths, too." Finally,
 3    2,  81|      I built this house with Mercury on the job, anyhow; it was
 4    4, 128| Great Pompey: his sister and Mercury also~And Hercules like unto
 5    5, 144|      In his loving kindness, Mercury, who conducts and reconducts
 6    5, 154|  astrology, the situation of Mercury and the aspect of the moon.
 7    6     |   confided in them.~In their Mercury, the ancients realized their
 8    6     |   Argus of the hundred eyes; Mercury I say, was the God of concord,
 9    6     | feeling and kind affections, Mercury never went among mortals.
10    6     |   the Trojans in friendship. Mercury it was who gathered men
11    6     |    the charm of his singing. Mercury or Hermes gave the first
12    6     |  breaking them! Disciples of Mercury, I salute you, whatever