Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |         all lands, the tracts of sea and depth of heaven; the
 2    I, 6 |        waves of the water of the sea."~And since He alone is
 3    I, 7 |          the earth and about the sea~Without weariness, are subdued
 4    I, 11|          conveyed her across the sea. In the same manner, it
 5    I, 11|       said to have swam over the sea, and to have come into Egypt;
 6    I, 11|          did not swim across the sea, but sailed over. Therefore
 7    I, 11|        the share of Jupiter, the sea to Neptune, and the infernal
 8    I, 11|       and tranquillize the whole sea. Thus all the maritime coasts,
 9    I, 11|    Neptune the government of the sea, that he might reign in
10    I, 11|          places bordering on the sea."~The accounts of the poets,
11    I, 21|      when she had leapt into the sea, was called Leucothea; and
12   II, 1 |       one is tossed about on the sea, the wind being furious,
13   II, 6 |        gods, it follows that the sea, which is made up of rivers,
14   II, 6 |           nor the earth, nor the sea, which are the parts of
15   II, 7 |          of fire, and earth, and sea, which they call Vulcan,
16   II, 14|          the sun, the earth, the sea, without any images and
17  III, 18|           threw himself into the sea, for no other cause than
18  III, 23|          which he threw into the sea? I doubt whether he was
19   IV, 10|     through the midst of the Red Sea, His angel going before
20   IV, 10|          and rashly entering the sea which still lay open, was
21   IV, 15|          now in the midst of the sea, then, setting His feet
22   IV, 15|          setting His feet on the sea, He came up to them, walking
23   IV, 15|       fable Orion walking on the sea, who, while a part of his
24   IV, 15|        by His word, and calm the~sea ~As it rages, treading with
25    V, 9 |         arms, practise piracy by sea; or if it has not been in
26    V, 17|     witness in the middle of the sea? If he is wise, he will
27    V, 18|          even if he should be at sea in company with parricides
28   VI, 5 |       use violence by land or by sea, no one will lead an army
29   VI, 8 |         as it were, on the great sea, and do not understand whither
30   VI, 11|         building, plunged in the sea, or carried away by a river,
31   VI, 12|          their property into the sea is vain and trifling, and
32  VII, 3 |       abundant flowing in of the sea, the opposite and useful
33  VII, 4 | pernicious things by land and by sea?" A very wide subject for
34  VII, 4 |         inhabits it? this is the sea, who sails upon it? this
35  VII, 15|         through the midst of the sea, when, the waves being cut
36  VII, 15|    follow them as they fled, the sea returning to its place,
37  VII, 15|        out its hands by land and sea over the whole world, until,
38  VII, 16|       the air, and fishes in the sea. Wonderful prodigies also
39  VII, 16|    levelled with the plains; the sea will be rendered unnavigable.
40  VII, 24|          also shall renounce the sea, nor~shall the naval pine
41  VII, 27|           surrounded it with the sea, and divided it with rivers,