Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |      For the Deity pervades all lands, the tracts of sea and depth
 2    I, 11|        thither, he surveyed the lands far and wide, and there
 3    I, 13| Restorer of the age of gold,~In lands where Saturn ruled of old."~
 4    I, 14|        had been tossed over all lands, followed by armed men whom
 5    I, 16|      plough and cultivate their lands? And this is done for the
 6    I, 16|   reversed. For if they have no lands, they have no cities; and
 7    I, 21|      Tirynthian came into these lands, gloomy sacrifices were
 8    I, 22|         went about to different lands, on his arrival in each
 9   II, 14|      poverty, leaving their own lands to seek for themselves new
10   IV, 5 |      were restored to their own lands and settlements by Cyrus
11   IV, 21|         for ever from their own lands, because they had exulted
12    V, 2 |   driving froth their homes and lands, from the recovery of their
13    V, 5 |    Virgin in haste deserted the lands;"~but not as Cicero says,~"
14   VI, 4 |    offering no resistance, your lands will be laid waste, your
15   VI, 6 |  treasury with money, has taken lands and enriched his country-men--
16  VII, 3 |         can enumerate how often lands shaken by sudden motions
17  VII, 3 |      varied fruitfulness of the lands, the level plains, the defences
18  VII, 4 |        men were produced in all lands and fields like mushrooms.
19  VII, 24|         Barter merchandise; all lands shall produce all things.~