Henua obviously was a preferred expression by Metoro at GD14 glyphs. However, henua was also preferred at GD37 glyphs. Therefore I have decided to use here (as a label for GD14) his qualified: henua ora. Henua ora (living earth) was used only at Ab6-91--92, never elsewhere in the texts. (Of course, this does not mean that ora is in any way an allusion normally connected with GD14 glyphs.)
Ba1-3 Ba1-7 Ba1-16 Ba1-19 Ba1-27 Ba3-6 Ba3-23
ki te henua e rua - no Hoatumatua - ka hakanohoa (covers Ba1-2--5) ki te henua ki te henua - mai tae atu ďa kua oho ďa ki te henua ki ruga o te henua koia te atariki - kua noho i haga o huki
Ba6-16 Ba10-15 Bb2-15 Bb3-5 Bb3-39 Bb10-36 Bb12-10
e haga tara hia mai tae rere ki ruga o te tagata - kikiu atu ma te henua ki te henua ki te henua ihe amo hia i haga opua hia
Bb12-45
ko te henua ia kua oti
Ab3-6 Ab3-21 Ab3-43 Ab3-47 Ab5-15 Ab5-28
mo te kahi - ki te maro e tagata vero tai - kua huki i te maro ma te uhi - ma te ravarava te nuku - ma te huarae - i haga te maro (includes Ab3-46) ihe vai tau ko te vai e vai huki - maro
Ab6-91 Ab6-92 Ab7-2 Ab7-33 Ab8-52
henua ora rua ma agau i te gutu - ko te tagata - uhi (includes Ab7-3) i tona henua i te ura
Aa2-10 Aa5-14 Aa6-15 Aa6-27 Aa8-45 Aa8-52 Aa8-62
e tai ka kau te nahe e toki koe - i to henua - ku tutu koe kua moe kua hakarava - ko to ika ki te henua kua maga ia ki te henua o te tagata kua mau ia - i tona mea ma te mahora
Ca1-3 Ca1-25 Ca3-18 Ca12-15 Cb5-4 Cb10-21 Cb12-14
ki te henua kiore ki te huaga te henua te hokohuki te henua tagata mau matagi te maro o te henua te kihikihi - ki te henua
Cb13-20 Cb14-17
te henua e noi koe te manu - kokoti hia te henua
Ea7-8 Ea7-11 Ea7-14 Ea9-27 Eb1-40 Eb3-34 Eb3-37
te henua - te rima te henua - te rima te henua - te rima te henua - hokohuki te henua te henua te henua
Eb8-20
te henua