Chapter

 1 Ana   | foreigners, who once reigned on earth, and therefore must some
 2 I     |         is a sojourner upon the earth, that amongst strangers
 3 X     |       cannot be from Heaven and Earth. But it easily came about
 4 X     |         may not call Heaven and Earth father and mother, for the
 5 X     |         commonly termed sons of earth. I do not make a point of
 6 XI    |       forth abundantly from the earth before Bacchus and Ceres
 7 XX    |       heard of before. That the earth swallows up cities, that
 8 XXV   | foreigners, who once reigned on earth, and therefore must some
 9 XXV   |         deities once reigned on earth. If, therefore, they possess
10 XXXVII|       some corner of the remote earth, the loss of so many citizens
11 XL    |        stands still 110, if the earth moves, if famine or pestilence
12 XLVIII|       or belches forth from the earth through mountain-tops; for