Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 5 |       were with him in the same vessel should perish. For why should
 2    IV, 28|      within (the house), into a vessel full of water (the sorcerer)
 3    IV, 28|   occurs. Next, having filled a vessel with water, he puts down (
 4     V, 4 |  anointed), not from an earthen vessel, he says, as (was) Saul,
 5     V, 16|       some of its contents in a vessel, what is thus pumped out
 6     V, 16|        each outlet) in a single vessel is examined, a separation
 7   VII, 10| fragrant ointment is put into a vessel, that, even though (the
 8   VII, 10|          that, even though (the vessel) be emptied (of it) with
 9   VII, 10| ointment) is separated from the vessel; and the vessel retains
10   VII, 10|        from the vessel; and the vessel retains an odour of ointment,
11    IX, 7 |  towards the sea. And finding a vessel in Portus ready for a voyage,
12    IX, 7 |        effort to hurry into the vessel after Callistus. The boat,