Book, Chapter

 1    I, 14|        father and mother had been surrounded with a guard and imprisoned,
 2    I, 21| propitiates with a horse Hyperion surrounded with rays, that a slow victim
 3   II, 10|          willed that it should be surrounded and held together by water.
 4   II, 13|         himself by labour. And He surrounded the garden itself with fire,
 5   IV, 19|          in a tomb, they securely surrounded it with a guard of soldiers.
 6   IV, 21|        His name, a cloud suddenly surrounded Him, and carried Him up
 7   IV, 26|       seeing heavenly things, and surrounded with the darkness of ignorance,
 8    V, 6 |         gleam of steel and swords surrounded? Or what stranger would
 9   VI, 4 |        impossible for him who has surrounded himself with royal pomp,
10   VI, 11|   requires. Also, if any one were surrounded by fire, crushed by the
11  VII, 19|          that multitude which has surrounded the mountain, and they shall
12  VII, 27|         fenced it with mountains, surrounded it with the sea, and divided