Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-4  |            foamed like a troubled sea, following the rushing of
 2     2, 6-12 |      their orbs; or the earth, or sea, full of embryo-life, replacing
 3     5, 8-15 |         followed me as far as the sea. But I deceived her, holding
 4     5, 8-15 |            from the waters of the sea, for the water of Thy Grace;
 5     6, 1-1  |       come into the depths of the sea, and distrusted and despaired
 6     6, 1-1  |          piety, following me over sea and land, in all perils
 7     6, 1-1  |        Thee. For in perils of the sea, she comforted the very
 8     7, 1-2  |           not of heaven, air, and sea only, but of the earth too,
 9     7, 5-7  | whatsoever we can see therein (as sea, earth, air, stars, trees,
10     7, 5-7  |      infinite: as if there were a sea, every where, and on every
11     7, 5-7  |         space, one only boundless sea, and it contained within
12     7, 5-7  |     filled from that unmeasurable sea: so conceived I Thy creation,
13     8, 3-7  |        approaching death; sky and sea are calmed, and they are
14    10, 6-9  |   confessed the same. I asked the sea and the deeps, and the living
15    10, 8-14 |           with me, heaven, earth, sea, and whatever I could think
16    10, 8-15 |         the mighty billows of the sea, the broad tides of rivers,
17    12, 8-8  |        that is, to this earth and sea, which Thou madest the third
18    13, 17-20|     thirsteth after Thee? For the sea also is Thine, and Thou
19    13, 17-20|    together of the waters, called sea; for Thou restrainest the
20    13, 17-20|         and thus makest Thou it a sea, by the order of Thy dominion
21    13, 17-21|           from the society of the sea), Thou waterest by a sweet
22    13, 20-26|                  13.20.26 Let the sea also conceive and bring
23    13, 20-27|        material works in the wavy sea, and under the firmament
24    13, 20-28|           the brackishness of the sea had never flowed out of
25    13, 21-29|           not the deepness of the sea, but the earth separated
26    13, 21-29|          this in the soul; as the sea was the cause that they
27    13, 21-29|          fowl, though bred in the sea, is yet multiplied upon
28    13, 23-33|     dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowls of the
29    13, 23-34|          the waters, which is the sea; but He received dominion
30    13, 23-34|   dominion over the fishes of the sea, and the fowls of the air,
31    13, 24-35|            nor the earth, nor the sea? I might say that Thou,
32    13, 24-35|       replenish the waters of the sea, and that the fowls should
33    13, 24-37|          of infidelity, as in the sea; and to the zeal of holy
34    13, 24-37|        Thus are the waters of the sea replenished, which are not
35    13, 27-42|    bitterness of the waves of the sea. ~ ~
36    13, 32-47|     together in the fields of the sea; and the dry land both void,