Chapter

 1 1 |       been cast prostrate to the earth. It alone has tamed men,
 2 1 |     encroaching on the land. The earth, again, which had been in
 3 2 |   Aidoneus), and the rent in the earth, and the swine of Eubouleus
 4 2 |    boundless ether,~ Holding the earth in the embrace of its humid
 5 2 |           O Thou, who makest the earth Thy chariot, and in the~
 6 2 |         Thy chariot, and in the~ earth hast Thy seat,~ Whoever
 7 2 |         and stretched him on the earth, by inducing him to cleave
 8 2 |         they beneath the teeming earth,~ In Lacedaemon lay, their
 9 2 |          Ransack not heaven, but earth. The Cretan, in whose country
10 2 |      there in the all-nourishing earth~ Of demons immortal, the
11 4 |  polished, carved. The senseless earth is dishonoured by the makers
12 4 |       and demons, but in my view earth and art, which go to make
13 4 |        you lies, you sink in the earth; and that pure and holy
14 4 |          to pay divine honour to earth? What else is gold, or silver,
15 4 |    precious stones? Are they not earth, and of the earth? Are not
16 4 |       they not earth, and of the earth? Are not all these things
17 4 |       progeny of one mother--the earth? Why, then, foolish and
18 4 | fashioning to yourselves gods of earth, and by going after those
19 4 |         wood, it is stone, it is earth, which has received shape
20 4 |          habit of walking on the earth, not of worshipping it.
21 4 |         the LORD who created the earth by His power," as Jeremiah
22 4 |          made the heaven and the earth." But you do not know God,
23 4 |  prophetic expressions), and the earth shall flee away from before
24 10|      moth assails, and things of earth which are assailed by the
25 10|          being themselves of the earth, are workers of the earth. "
26 10|        earth, are workers of the earth. "For then," says a certain
27 10|       breathing image, or out of earth moulded soft flesh. Who
28 10|      heaven, strait, despised on earth; broad, adored in heaven.
29 10|          sooth, "on the fruitful earth thrice ten thousand" demons,
30 10|        the force of custom. "The earth is the LORD'S," it is said, "
31 10|       Sovereign Ruler? "Leave my earth," the Lord will say to thee. "
32 10|         not of the fruits of the earth produced by my husbandry."
33 10|      dust." Raise your eyes from earth to the skies, look up to
34 10|      casting its radiance on the earth, hath filled the universe
35 10|       over the whole face of the earth; by whom, so to speak, the
36 11|     immortality, and translating earth to heaven--He, the husbandman
37 11|    little faith He gives you the earth of so great extent to till,
38 11|         peace to the ends of the earth, gather together His own