Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  4, 4|             and so on, and in part salt; such as those in the sea,
 2    I,  4, 4|          that the waters which are salt are alone those which are
 3    I,  4, 4|           believe that waters both salt and fresh proceeded from
 4    I,  6, 1|            they declare to be "the salt" and "the light of the world."
 5   II, 19, 8|            learn that its water is salt. But, just as in the case
 6   IV, 31, 1|           who remains] a pillar of salt unto this day. For Lot,
 7   IV, 31, 3| corruptible flesh, but a pillar of salt which endures for ever;
 8   IV, 31, 3|          Church also, which is the salt of the earth, has been left
 9   IV, 31, 3|        away from it, the pillar of salt still endures, thus typifying
10   IV, 33, 9|             who became a pillar of salt. Thus, too, [she passes