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 1 pI,    6   |       and her very face, cast to earth with chaste modesty, told
 2 pI,   15   |       life to the animals of the earth. There the elephant, of
 3 mII,   18  |       mantles, the beauty of the earth and its stars, which the
 4 pII,   19  |   breathed not the commonness of earth, but rather the mystery
 5 pII,   20  |        many a repeated kiss. The earth, lately stripped of its
 6 pII,   21  |           And the animals of the earth, taught by some natural
 7 mIII,   22 |       draws away from its mother earth; in which the mirror of
 8 mIII,   22 |          the season in which the earth, her head starred with roses,
 9 mIII,   22 |         which Phoebus visits the earth, groaning with the sluggishness
10 pIII,   23 |        approach, beautifying the earth with her footsteps. After
11 pIII,   25 |      structures of the palace of earth, so, of four ingredients,
12 pIII,   26 |        through the low levels of earth, and, watchful of heavenly
13 pIII,   26 |         the decline of things of earth. Now the latter, lust, leads
14 pIII,   30 |    almost like a beast, walk the earth, she serves in secret heaven.
15 mIV,   32  |        of the universe, jewel of earth, mirror to mortality, light-bringer
16 mIV,   33  |         of peace marry heaven to earth; who, reflecting upon the
17 mIV,   33  |         the air serves, whom the earth cherishes, whom the wave
18 mIV,   33  |        its tunic of blossoms the earth exults; who dost repress
19 mIV,   33  |    prevail to bury the region of earth! Disclose the reason to
20 mIV,   33  |      from the skies, seekest the earth, why thou offerest to our
21 pIV,   34  |        to the common brothels of earth? If thou wert willing to
22 pIV,   35  |         is joined closely to the earth by the firm bonds of friendship,
23 pIV,   36  |          into the habitations of earth than the limit established
24 pIV,   36  |         rains are married to the earth in a kind of imperial embrace.
25 pIV,   36  |        over their obedience. The earth now whitens with the hoariness
26 pIV,   36  |        deep in the lap of mother earth, spring sets the captives
27 pIV,   37  |         the breadth of the whole earth by whose seducing contact
28 pIV,   38  |          lowlands of this mortal earth, that I might, With thee
29 pIV,   45  |          of the living things of earth, and regularly applying
30 pV,   50   |          the living creatures of earth, that in her work of producing
31 pVI,   62  |      same table the beast of the earth is drowned in the flood
32 pVI,   65  |       keenness, the thickness of earth does not bar its working,
33 pVIII,   80|      they clothe the face of the earth with needless length, but
34 pVIII,   81| condescend to the poor estate of earth. Her arms were not bound
35 pVIII,   82|        think that a hand, not of earth, but from very heaven, had
36 pVIII,   84|         are seizing all power on earth, and forcing you to repair
37 pIX,   90  |         O queen of the region of earth! O trusty agent of a principal
38 pIX,   95  |       became drowsy, sank to the earth with a scorn of extinction,