Part, Question

 1   1, 66  |      was upon ~the fact of the deep." And the earth lacked beauty
 2   1, 66  |       was upon the face of the deep," since the air is included
 3   1, 66  |       was upon the face of the deep." The remaining distinctions
 4   1, 67  |      was upon the face of ~the deep." Now it seems to be required,
 5   1, 68  |      was upon ~the face of the deep," the word "deep" might
 6   1, 68  |        of the deep," the word "deep" might be taken to mean
 7   1, 68  |       was upon the face of the deep," the existence of air as
 8   1, 69  |  middle ~place, is called the "deep," because, as Augustine
 9   1, 67  |      was upon ~the fact of the deep." And the earth lacked beauty
10   1, 67  |       was upon the face of the deep," since the air is included
11   1, 67  |       was upon the face of the deep." The remaining distinctions
12   1, 68  |      was upon the face of ~the deep." Now it seems to be required,
13   1, 69  |      was upon ~the face of the deep," the word "deep" might
14   1, 69  |        of the deep," the word "deep" might be taken to mean
15   1, 69  |       was upon the face of the deep," the existence of air as
16   1, 70  |  middle ~place, is called the "deep," because, as Augustine
17   1, 93  |       vision, when "God cast a deep sleep upon Adam" (Gn. ~2:
18   1, 96  |       to Gn. 2:21, "God cast a deep sleep upon Adam." ~Therefore
19   2, 28  |  searcheth all things, yea the deep things of God" (1 Cor. 2:
20   2, 77  |   gives utterance to words of ~deep signification, of which,
21   2, 102 |    neck extracts its food from deep places on land or water:
22   2, 102 |       and ~proud spirit in the deep furrow of self-examination.~
23   2, 113 |        to Job 33:15,16: ~"When deep sleep falleth upon men and
24   2, 31  |        a vision by night, when deep sleep falleth upon men . . .
25   2, 34  |       of spite fitted to enter deep into the ~mind." Therefore
26   2, 43  | searcheth all things, yea the ~deep things of God." Wherefore
27   2, 93  |       a vision ~by night, when deep sleep falleth upon men,
28   2, 104 |       been recovered from such deep ~torpor of sin, by Him he
29   2, 127 |        gait is slow, his voice deep, and his utterance calm."
30   2, 152 |       a vision by ~night, when deep sleep is wont to lay hold
31   2, 152 |     hold of men [*Vulg.: 'When deep ~sleep falleth upon men.'
32   2, 163 |   earth is to look into things deep and dark." The putting of
33   3, 30  |        the sun ~was setting, a deep sleep fell upon Abram, and
34   3, 52  |    considered as infernal and ~deep. And again in comparison
35 Suppl, 96|       23, "He shall esteem the deep as growing old" ~(Moral.