Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|     to Jupiter, a part of the west was allotted to Pluto, who
 2    I, 11| higher, but the region of the west lower. Thus they so veiled
 3   II, 10|      namely, the east and the west; and of these the east is
 4   II, 10|      to eternal life. But the west is ascribed to that disturbed
 5   II, 10|       darkness belongs to the west: but death and destruction
 6   II, 10|       division as the extreme west. For as darkness is opposed
 7   II, 10|    the northern region to the west. And He assigned to each
 8   II, 10|     the autumn belongs to the west, and the winter to the north.
 9   II, 10|      night, which the extreme west brings on, belongs, indeed,
10  III, 24|  stars travelling towards the west; they saw that the sun and
11  III, 24|    how they returned from the west to the east, but supposed
12   VI, 7 |   road which; inclines to the west has many paths, on account
13  VII, 15|      again bear rule, and the West he reduced to servitude.