Book, Chapter

 1        3, XLIII |       that thou weft born on the mountains of Ida, others in Arcadia.
 2        4, XVII  |        had strayed down from the mountains, and to which the Shepherd
 3        4, XVII  |        gone down, leaving on the mountains those "which had not strayed."~
 4        4, XX    |       water, some of them on the mountains," etc., etc. Must it be
 5        4, L     |          Pharaoh which fills the mountains of Egypt, is not led at
 6        4, L     |          that fills the Egyptian mountains with his stinking excrement,
 7        4, L     | excrement, and what the Egyptian mountains are; and what the rivers
 8        5, VII   |           And if the rivers, and mountains, and seas are portions of
 9        5, XXXIII|      built upon "the tops of the mountains," i.e., the predictions
10        5, XLI   |      going up to the tops of the mountains, and of offering sacrifices
11        5, XLIV  |     Jupiter upon the tops of the mountains,"--not observing that, as
12        5, XLIV  |      ascend the summits of their mountains, which are many in number,
13        7, VII   |       wandered in deserts and in mountains, and in dens and caves of
14        7, XVIII |      wandered in deserts, and in mountains, and in dens and caves of