Book, Chapter

1     I, prooe|       to plunge into the very depth of narrative, we conceive
2     V, 3    |      account of its having no depth (of soil), it withered and
3     V, 4    |   throbbing and moving in the depth, rent his breasts, and produced
4     V, 9    |   power is that of the lowest depth of mud, which uprears the
5    VI, 25   |     and hurried back into the depth of the Father. And she perceived
6    VI, 25   | universe, as well as root and depth and abyss, alone possesses
7    VI, 29   |     to understand what is the depth," which is the Father of
8    VI, 38   |      behold the entire name's depth of the letters out of which
9    VI, 38   |      from Himself, gave (this depth) to the elements, which