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 1    I, 11|       names were applied both to mountains and rivers. For when the
 2    I, 11|        death gave their names to mountains or rivers. For that was
 3   II, 5 |          with foliage, the stony mountains to rise."~All these things
 4   II, 5 |        earth with its plains and mountains, the seas with their rivers
 5   II, 6 |         god, then the plains and mountains will not be gods; and if
 6   II, 14|         covered all the loftiest mountains. Then when the earth was
 7  III, 24|        and seas, and cities, and mountains? The origin of this error
 8  III, 24|       that it should raise aloft mountains, extend plains, and have
 9   IV, 6 |         when He strengthened the mountains, and placed them under heaven;
10   IV, 12|          Thee, and will make the mountains level; and I will break
11  VII, 3 |        pools have been dried up; mountains also have either fallen
12  VII, 3 |          the foundations of many mountains, are laid waste by latent
13  VII, 3 |          God. Seas are built up, mountains are cut down, and the innermost
14  VII, 3 |      defences and heapings up of mountains, the verdure and productiveness
15  VII, 16|         any lights. The loftiest mountains also will fall, and be levelled
16  VII, 17|          will either flee to the mountains, or, being seized, will
17  VII, 24|        its own accord; the rocky mountains shall drop with honey; streams
18  VII, 24|        contend with lambs on the mountains, and lynxes shall eat grass
19  VII, 26| violently, and by its motion the mountains of Syria shall be rent,
20  VII, 26|      another with the sword. The mountains shall be filled with carcases,
21  VII, 26|     shall timber be cut from the mountains, but the arms of the nations
22  VII, 27|         earth and fenced it with mountains, surrounded it with the