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1    II,  70|    forms of men and horses; the soil was saturated with gore,
2    II,  87|      the very cultivator of the soil and his lands, on which
3   III,  34|    rivers, the fertility of the soil, and the many connexions
4   III,  35|                             The soil poisoned with blood forbade
5   III,  71|       to be on a level with the soil of the Capitol. A doubt
6    IV,  76| themselves of this most fertile soil and of you its inhabitants.
7     V,  7 |       Rain is uncommon, but the soil is fertile. Its products
8     V,  8 |    traces still remain, for the soil, which is scorched in appearance,
9     V,  8 |   equally noxious influences of soil and climate. The river Belus