Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|    of Agesilaus; because the region of the east, from which
2    I, 11|  seems to be higher, but the region of the west lower. Thus
3    I, 22|       on his arrival in each region, he united to himself the
4   II, 10| darkness, so is the northern region to the west. And He assigned
5   II, 10|   the summer to the southern region, the autumn belongs to the
6   II, 19|    but rather in the highest region. Wherefore it is undoubted
7   IV, 26| nation is so uncivilized, no region so remote, to which either
8   IV, 26|    in what manner or in what region all will be safe who have
9  VII, 16|   boundaries of the northern region, who, having destroyed three