Book, Chapter

1    IV, 47|     Bears" themselves, like some stream of a river, an enormous
2     V, 4 |       since Gihon is (a tortuous stream), resembling a sort of labyrinth. "
3     V, 4 | exceedingly rapid current of the stream (as an analogy of this sense).
4     V, 15|        Heaven above,~And Stygian stream beneath, the weightiest
5     V, 21|        of each fourth part, this stream of evil, just (like a current)
6    VI, 12|        stands below, when in the stream of waters He was begotten
7    IX, 7 |        and crowds of these dupes stream together into his school.