Chapter

 1 2 |          as His ambassador to the earth, by whose teaching being
 2 2 |           worship the heaven, the earth, the sea, the sun, the moon,
 3 10|      herbs, and all fruits of the earth; from these, animals, and
 4 10|        and the productions of the earth would not have their own
 5 10|           or be increased without earth, without roots, without
 6 10|        from the exhalation of the earth or sea mist is formed, which
 7 10| themselves, so that from some the earth below was formed into a
 8 10|          of souls can be found on earth. For there is nothing, he
 9 10|     produced and made up from the earth; nothing moist or airy,
10 13|         to countries; he uses the earth for receiving a variety
11 13|          for the fertility of the earth from which we live. The
12 13|          and frosts of winter the earth becomes enriched for fruitfulness,
13 13|         But (it is said) the same earth nourishes the other living
14 13|          sea with fishes, and the earth with quadrupeds. But the
15 15|         handled; the other to the earth, because it is capable of
16 16|         in strength. Thus all the earth will be laid waste, as it
17 18|         with frailty derived from earth, he is unable to preserve
18 19|         things are pressed to the earth, and are unable to attain
19 20|         few or even no men on the earth. In short, even that one
20 20|         to bend themselves to the earth. For he is low, and curved,
21 20|            worships things of the earth, which he ought to have
22 20|           made and fashioned from earth. Therefore, amidst such
23 23|        forth, the sea covered the earth."~In like manner she foretold
24 23|        come in which the sea, the earth, and the palace of heaven,
25 23|           of all, before whom the earth trembles, and the heaven
26 23|           but even the heaven and earth, and the whole system of