Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |        over, and bury it in the ground, and after a few days uncover
 2     I, 8 | atmosphere transparent, and the ground dry; for that at first it
 3    IV, 3 |         the earth sink into the ground; from this it will follow,
 4    IV, 4 |     when it may be borne to the ground. Neither is it in each of
 5    IV, 4 |          or is deposited on the ground; but the period is different
 6    IV, 28|    mixture likewise, and having ground a gall nut, use its vapour
 7    IV, 35|     placed in the middle on the ground; and the reflection of the
 8    IV, 41|      But putting a skull on the ground, they make it speak in this
 9     V, 3 |           fell on fair and good ground, and brought forth fruit,
10  VIII, 2 |       fell on the fair and good ground produced, some a hundred-fold,