Book, Chapter

 1    I, 18| thousands of men, has inundated plains with blood, and infected
 2   II, 5 |           He also commanded the plains to extend themselves, the
 3   II, 5 |      lights, the earth with its plains and mountains, the seas
 4   II, 6 |          is not a god, then the plains and mountains will not be
 5  III, 24|         aloft mountains, extend plains, and have level seas. And
 6   VI, 4 |       poets say, to the Elysian plains, but to the very citadel
 7   VI, 10|        life among the woods and plains, and were not united by
 8  VII, 3 |         have inundated fruitful plains, rivers and pools have been
 9  VII, 3 |         have been levelled with plains. Many districts, and the
10  VII, 3 |         of the lands, the level plains, the defences and heapings
11  VII, 16|        and be levelled with the plains; the sea will be rendered
12  VII, 20|         are borne to some happy plains, where they may enjoy wonderful
13  VII, 26|   filled with carcases, and the plains shall be covered with bones;