Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|   Sparta they,~Their native land, beneath the sod were laid."~
 2    I, 13|     to obey,~And willed the land wherein he lay~Should Latium'
 3    I, 20|  the method of manuring the land; and Tutinus, before whom
 4    I, 21|     hope of cultivating the land depended altogether upon
 5   II, 2 |    has settled in a foreign land, that he may thus solace
 6   II, 5 |   mind, reason, and design; land when we see these things
 7   II, 6 |      In like manner, if the land on which we tread, and which
 8   II, 14|   settled in a part of that land which is now called Arabia;
 9   II, 14|     called Arabia; and that land was called from him Chanaan,
10  III, 5 |   by the cultivators of the land the nature of soils, and
11   IV, 10|     might walk over the dry land, of whom it might more truly
12   IV, 10|   were called Jews, and the land which they inhabited Judaea.
13   IV, 11|   and ye shall dwell in the land which I gave to you and
14   IV, 15|     a stream in the thirsty land." But the Sibyl also foretold
15   IV, 16|  and as a root in a thirsty land: He has no form nor glory;
16   IV, 17|    lead the people into the land of promise. And for this
17   IV, 18|   another Sibyl rebukes the land of Judges in these verses:--~"
18   IV, 18|  will drive Israel from the land which I have given them;
19   IV, 18|    done these evils to this land and to this house? And they
20   IV, 20|    to bring them out of the land of Egypt; for they continued
21    V, 18| should he seek from another land, when his own is sufficient
22   VI, 5 |    one will use violence by land or by sea, no one will lead
23  VII, 4 |   many pernicious things by land and by sea?" A very wide
24  VII, 15|  stretched out its hands by land and sea over the whole world,
25  VII, 16|    beasts shall fail on the land, and birds in the air, and
26  VII, 24|  same manner:--~"The sacred land of the pious only will produce