Book, Chapter

1        I, XIV  | continually made raids from the mountains, caves, and woods, and,
2        I, XV   |     remnant, being taken in the mountains, were butchered in heaps.
3        I, XV   |       anxiety of mind among the mountains, woods and crags.~
4      III, IV   |      nation by steep and rugged mountains. For the southern Picts,
5      III, IV   |     dwell on this side of those mountains, had, it is said, long before
6      III, XXIII|         among steep and distant mountains, which looked more like
7       IV, XXVI |        narrow pass among remote mountains, and slain, with the greater
8       IV, XXVII|         off amid steep and wild mountains, so that others dreaded
9        V, IX   |         to the Picts beyond the mountains northward, and the first