Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|        that the empire of the east fell to Jupiter, a part
 2    I, 11|     because the region of the east, from which light is given
 3   II, 10|       character,--namely, the east and the west; and of these
 4   II, 10|    the west; and of these the east is assigned to God, because
 5   II, 10|       as light belongs to the east, and the whole course of
 6   II, 10|       closely united with the east; but that which is torpid
 7   II, 10|        so is the south to the east; and as cold is nearest
 8   II, 10|     namely, the spring to the east, the summer to the southern
 9   II, 10|      The day, which the first east supplies, must belong to
10   II, 13| planted in the regions of the East with every kind of wood
11  III, 24| returned from the west to the east, but supposed that the heaven
12  III, 24|   world are borne back to the east. Therefore they both constructed
13  VII, 15|       return to Asia; and the East will again bear rule, and