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 1   vis, vis1, 1 |      impassible on account of water. Having passed over this
 2   vis, vis3, 2 |   others falling close to the water, and yet not capable of
 3   vis, vis3, 2 |      of being rolled into the water, though they wished to be
 4   vis, vis3, 2 | rolled down, and to enter the water.~
 5   vis, vis3, 3 |    and will be, saved through water. For the tower was founder
 6   com, com4, 3 |    when we descended into the water and received remission of
 7   com, com11, 1|       again, take a squirt of water and squirt into the sky,
 8   sim, sim2, 1 |       the elm, which contains water, nourishes the vine l and
 9   sim, sim2, 1 | having an unfailing supply of water, yields double fruit both
10   sim, sim5, 3 |   taste nothing but bread and water; and having reckoned up
11   sim, sim8, 2 |   planted them he poured much water upon them, so that the branches
12   sim, sim8, 2 |     could not be seen for the water; and after the branches
13   sim, sim8, 2 |     moisture and drank of the water will live."~
14   sim, sim9, 1 |    the ninth mountain [had no water at all, and was wholly a
15   sim, sim9, 10|     of the tower, and brought water, and the ground around the
16   sim, sim9, 16|  answered, "to ascend through water in order that they might
17   sim, sim9, 16|        The seal, then, is the water: they descend into the water
18   sim, sim9, 16|  water: they descend into the water dead, and they arise alive.
19   sim, sim9, 16|  descended with them into the water, and again ascended. [But