Chapter

 1 1 |      boundary. The violence of fire it has softened by the atmosphere,
 2 1 |    moderated by the embrace of fire, harmoniously arranging
 3 1 |    wonders. He awed men by the fire when He made flame to burst
 4 1 |      you disobey, there is the fire; but. since humanity is
 5 1 | supposest both the men and the fire a myth, the Lord Himself
 6 2 |     spits, "held them over the fire." But Zeus having appeared,
 7 2 |   death, and predicts for them fire. For what are regarded among
 8 2 |        night and darkness. The fire dissembles not; it exposes
 9 2 |        and so cast it into the fire as a log of wood. For the
10 3 |        as to bring them to the fire[unquenchable]. But O man,
11 3 |     thou, O Cyrus, command the fire to be extinguished. Be wise,
12 4 |  enemies have assailed and set fire to temples, and plundered
13 4 |        impotence of idols. But fire and earthquakes are shrewd
14 4 |     waves on the shore. I know fire to be capable of exposing
15 4 |     this folly, the element of fire shall light thy way. This
16 4 |       light thy way. This same fire burned the temple in Argos,
17 4 | wrapped in flames; nor did the fire spare the temple of Serapis,
18 4 |        and then the discerning fire utterly destroyed it. This
19 4 |        the preface of what the fire promises. And the makers
20 9 |     punishment, and prefer the fire which the Lord "has prepared
21 10|       a brand plucked from the fire?" What an infatuated desire,
22 10|       unwilling, the sword and fire shall devour you:" this
23 10|    rains are not gods, how can fire and water be gods? how can
24 11|       sail on, air to breathe, fire to do your work, a world
25 11|   abandon to the winds and the fire, as a fading flower; but
26 12|        billow; it vomits forth fire: it is a wicked island,
27 12|     night will flee from thee, fire will fear, death will be