Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI    | grounds than he who sails the sea, or tills the ground, or
 2        2, IX    |       and the measures of the sea, And I understand a dumb
 3        2, LXXIV |     in the passage of the Red Sea, and in the pillar of fire
 4        4, XXXIV |    God who drowned in the Red Sea the king of Egypt and the
 5        4, XLIX  |    and all passed through the sea; and were all baptized unto
 6        4, XLIX  |      in the cloud, and in the sea." Then, explaining the history
 7        6, XXIII |   south; and what towards the sea; and what the last were,
 8        6, XXV   |     so is this great and wide sea. There go the ships; small
 9        7, XXVIII|       along the shores of the sea, as grasshoppers and frogs
10        7, XXX   |     and the dry land, and the sea."~
11        8, XXXIX |  banished from every land and sea, and you yourself, who are