Book, Chapter

 1        4, XII  |            do not refer either the deluge or the conflagration to
 2        4, XII  |           consequent) removal by a deluge or a conflagration. And
 3        4, XX   |      manner analogous to the first deluge which happened." And as
 4        4, XX   |     purified at certain times by a deluge or a fire, as Plato, too,
 5        4, XXI  |      similar object to that of the deluge, which effected a purification
 6        4, XLI  |            in the next place, of a deluge, and of a monstrous ark,
 7        4, XLI  |         against the history of the deluge, and not perceiving what
 8        4, XLI  |           a tempest which caused a deluge? For it was not daubed with
 9        4, XLI  |          were to be born after the deluge?~
10        6, LVIII| threatening the catastrophe of the deluge, and thus destroying His
11        6, LIX  |          destruction of men by the deluge, continues: "But if he does
12        6, LIX  |          who suffered death by the deluge, but removes them from a
13        6, LIX  |          those who perished in the deluge are by no means removed