Book, Chapter

1    I, 6 |     and fruitful earth, and waves of the water of the sea."~
2    I, 18|  involved in such miserable waves of errors. If this is the
3    I, 19|    lightning to the Stygian waves, that we may understand
4   IV, 10| with his whole army, by the waves returning to their place.
5   IV, 15|    shoulder rises above the waves."~And again, when He had
6   IV, 15|  wind to be silent; and the waves, which were borne with great
7   IV, 15|        He shall walk on the waves, He shall release men~from
8  VII, 3 |    have been overwhelmed by waves, and gone into the deep;
9  VII, 15| midst of the sea, when, the waves being cut asunder and parted