Book, Chapter

 1    I, 22|     Aricia, from which flowed a stream with a never failing spring.
 2   II, 9 |      goodness might spring as a stream from Him, and might flow
 3   IV, 8 |       from God the Father, as a stream from its fountain! But if
 4   IV, 15|        hath broken forth, and a stream in the thirsty land." But
 5   IV, 29|       fountain, the latter as a stream flowing forth from it: the
 6   IV, 29| separated from Him; just as the stream is not separated from the
 7   IV, 29|       of the fountain is in the stream, and the light of the sun
 8    V, 18|       banks which Hydaspes, the stream weird with~fable,~Licks
 9   VI, 18|        a conflagration, that no stream can extinguish it, but only
10   VI, 24|         itself, from which that stream flowed to us.~
11  VII, 24|   produce all these things, the stream of honey from the rock and