Book, Chapter

 1   II, 5 |         their rivers and lakes and fountains, struck with admiration
 2   II, 6 |         not a god, neither are the fountains gods from which the water
 3   II, 6 |            water flows. And if the fountains are not gods, neither are
 4   II, 6 |       which are collected from the fountains. And if the rivers also
 5  III, 16|          it contains most abundant fountains of virtue and knowledge,
 6   IV, 6 | established the depths, before the fountains of waters came forth: the
 7   IV, 18|       pouring forth as it were the fountains of all his genius, proclaiming
 8    V, 15|            veins: for in these two fountains the whole of justice is
 9    V, 15|         one light, sends forth His fountains to all, supplies food, and
10    V, 16|         Therefore, since those two fountains of justice are changed,
11  VII, 3 |       salubrious bursting forth of fountains, the seasonable over-flowings
12  VII, 16|            will fail in the fruit. Fountains also shall be dried up,