Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |     windings; who leave the level ground that they may glide over
 2    I, 17|          from the contest and the ground. Why, then, did she, a virgin,
 3    I, 21|           had laid herself on the ground for rest, and had fallen
 4   II, 1 |          animals look down to the ground, with bodies bending forward,
 5   II, 1 |      reason,--raised him from the ground, and elevated him to the
 6   II, 1 |     heaven, and fix them upon the ground, and fear the works of their
 7   II, 2 |           fall prostrate upon the ground? For you do wretchedly roll
 8   II, 2 | wretchedly roll yourselves on the ground, when you seek here below
 9   II, 3 |         and fall prostrate on the ground, andspread the hands before
10   II, 11|        man out of the dust of the ground, from which he was called
11   II, 19|        him raise himself from the ground, and, with mind lifted up,
12  III, 10|         prostrates himself to the ground, and, imitating the life
13  III, 17|         who cannot maintain their ground, but that we may pursue
14   IV, 15|    riffles, should recline an the ground. When the disciples did
15   IV, 15|    walking as though on the solid ground, not as the poets fable
16   IV, 17|   Jerusalem, Break up your fallow ground, and sow not among thorns.
17   IV, 21|         level their cities to the ground, and besiege the people
18   IV, 21|         little ones dashed to the ground; and lastly, everything
19   IV, 27|           is not able to hold its ground or to come to an engagement.
20    V, 1 |   beginning, would dash it to the ground, cast it from him, curse
21   VI, 4 |        cold, you must rest on the ground, must watch and undergo
22   VI, 6 |         the earth, and lie on the ground, since they die with the
23   VI, 10|        men were not born from the ground throughout the world, as
24  VII, 1 |           earth, and fixed on the ground. But the way of virtue does
25  VII, 5 |          have raised man from the ground, and to have elevated him
26  VII, 5 |       animals incline towards the ground, because they are earthly,
27  VII, 9 |        whose body raised from the ground, elevated countenance, and
28  VII, 10|         are unable to stand their ground and remain, but they are
29  VII, 15|           people went over on dry ground. And the king of the Egyptians
30  VII, 24|           produce all things.~The ground shall not endure the harrow,
31  VII, 27|        prostrate himself upon the ground, will be punished as a deserter