Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 | Without weariness, are subdued beneath the scourge of God."~We
 2    I, 10|       they,~Their native land, beneath the sod were laid."~What
 3    I, 13|      serenely rolled~The years beneath his reign."~The poet did
 4   II, 2 |        despise the earth lying beneath your feet, preserving the
 5   II, 9 |       foundations of the earth beneath were being laid; when humid
 6   II, 18|     the earth? which is placed beneath our feet for this purpose,
 7   II, 19|  veneration, for whatever lies beneath man must necessarily be
 8   II, 19|     from heaven, to the shades beneath, and the lowest things,
 9  III, 20|      those things which he had beneath his feet. What then? did
10    V, 24|        placed His eternal name beneath their feet, to be impiously