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I found on the GameFaqs forums where the White Rabbits are supposed to be:
2nd South Map of the Ruins, in the bottom left area has a single Forest Tile. Don't step on it unless you're decently equipped and no Morale loss. It's a reference to Monty Python Holy Grail as you'll face against a horde of White Rabbits. When you kill them you'll get lots of good treasure, but after you exit post-fight camp, you can step on the Tile again and search the area for more treasure.

There are two locations that I believe match the description: Either the very bottom of the map(where a name is spelled out) and to the leftmost side, or southeast of Gozaroth's place where there is a lone forest tile all by itself.

EDIT - I pulled an old party and confirmed that the White Rabbits are indeed southeast of Gozaroth's place. It also looks like you can only beat them once.
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DaveO-MM: I found on the GameFaqs forums where the White Rabbits are supposed to be:
2nd South Map of the Ruins, in the bottom left area has a single Forest Tile. Don't step on it unless you're decently equipped and no Morale loss. It's a reference to Monty Python Holy Grail as you'll face against a horde of White Rabbits. When you kill them you'll get lots of good treasure, but after you exit post-fight camp, you can step on the Tile again and search the area for more treasure.

There are two locations that I believe match the description: Either the very bottom of the map(where a name is spelled out) and to the leftmost side, or southeast of Gozaroth's place where there is a lone forest tile all by itself.

EDIT - I pulled an old party and confirmed that the White Rabbits are indeed southeast of Gozaroth's place. It also looks like you can only beat them once.
The white rabbits have a vulnerability to fire. The name of the tile after fighting the rabbits is the "Field of Bones".