Book, Chapter

 1     I, 7 |    earth, was the sea, and the waters in it; and when these evaporated (
 2     I, 7 |      rains and from the actual waters in the earth; for that this
 3     I, 7 |       summer, by reason of the waters carried down into it from
 4     V, 3 |  speaketh and crieth from many waters." The "many waters," he
 5     V, 3 |        many waters." The "many waters," he says, are the diversified
 6     V, 9 |        the downborne invisible waters, and has been called Thalassa.
 7     V, 9 |    protectress of all sorts of waters. Her name is Chorzar. Ignorance
 8     V, 12|      from the rods through the waters upon the sheep, is, he says,
 9     V, 14|       a sort of ferment in the waters, (the wind) uplifts waves
10     V, 14|       uplifts waves out of the waters; and the motion of the waves,
11     V, 14| mingled in the much compounded waters of many (existences), as,
12     V, 14|    have been upreared from the waters have received within themselves
13     V, 16| delicately blended in the dark waters beneath; and (both of these)
14    VI, 12|   below, when in the stream of waters He was begotten in a likeness.
15     X, 7 |   world from the motion of the waters. And they maintain that
16     X, 7 |      from the fragrance of the waters, and that of the spirit,
17     X, 7 |       of the deficiency in the waters. Wherefore it is in the
18     X, 7 |        from the mixture of the waters, according to the Psalmist,