Book, Chapter

1     I, 12|     the print of a fish and of seals, and in Paros an image of
2    IV, 34|          how that, loosing the seals, they restore the sealed
3    IV, 34|       letters, with the actual seals themselves. Melting pitch,
4    IV, 34|      they attempt to loose the seals, endeavouring to learn the
5     V, 5 |       Father, send me;~Bearing seals, I shall descend;~Through
6     V, 9 |       motion (of the sea), and seals the tracks of its paths,
7     V, 14| concourses, images of infinite seals are necessarily produced.
8     V, 14|       earth, from the infinite seals are produced infinite crowds
9     X, 7 |     figured and generated like seals. For just as a seal, when