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 1    I, 11|     Neptune, and the infernal regions to Pluto. Why was not the
 2    I, 15|   brought us forth within the regions of light. O father, O sire,
 3    I, 18|      any one to ascend to the regions of the gods above, the greatest
 4    I, 19|      of arts are in the lower regions, and that even the discoverer
 5   II, 10|      inhabitants of the lower regions, and death. For these things
 6   II, 13|       which He planted in the regions of the East with every kind
 7   IV, 6 |    all the hills; He made the regions, and the uninhabitable boundaries
 8   IV, 27|  themselves through different regions,--under false and assumed
 9   IV, 27|    will answer from the lower regions; and being questioned they
10   IV, 27|    than two days in the lower regions. What proof can be brought
11   VI, 3 |  twofold way was in the lower regions; but they are deceived in
12  VII, 7 |      that there were infernal regions, and that the abodes of
13  VII, 7 |       peaceful and delightful regions, but that the latter suffered
14  VII, 7 |   punishments of the infernal regions, which are spoken of, as
15  VII, 13|   called forth from the lower regions by certain incantations,
16  VII, 20|  After these things the lower regions shall be opened, and the
17  VII, 22|       THE SOUL FROM THE LOWER REGIONS.~Some imagine that these
18  VII, 22| Jupiter was king in the lower regions, but not Apollo, or Liber,
19  VII, 22|      been passed in the lower regions, they should again be restored
20  VII, 22| refuse to return to the upper regions; whence Virgil says:--~"