Book, Chapter

1      III, XIX |  downward, he saw, as it were, a dark valley in the depths underneath
2       IV, VII |       sun at noon-day might seem dark, soon after, rising from
3       IV, VIII|     seems to me to be altogether dark." And when still no one
4       IV, XX  |          this was Thy work.~"The dark serpentflies before the
5       IV, XX  |          is driven away, and the dark serpent flies.~Rage fills
6        V, XII |          before us begin to grow dark and filled with shadows.
7        V, XII |    vapours, and filled all those dark places.~"Having stood there
8        V, XII |        the meantime, some of the dark spirits ascended from that
9        V, XII | dispelled the foul stench of the dark furnace which had filled