Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6   |     what takes place with the sea, which at the assaults of
 2   II, 1   |   earth and the depths of the sea, and the unmeasured space
 3   II, 2   |   down as in the heart of the sea, and as the steersman of
 4   II, 2   | compared to the danger of the sea, in which when the body
 5   II, 2   |   buried in the trough of the sea, is blinded by the darkness
 6   II, 2   |      on the rocks beneath the sea, it perishes, driven by
 7   II, 11  | vicinity of the Lacedaemonian Sea, are very much desired;
 8   II, 13  |    and things cast out by the sea on foreign shores, particles
 9   II, 13  |  griffins guard gold, and the sea hides the pearl-stone. But
10  III, 2   |    sufficient, nor the Tyrian Sea, nor the freight that comes
11  III, 2   |       whole of Hellas puts to sea; the ocean is burdened with
12  III, 12  |   figured earth, and sky, and sea,~ The ever-circling sun,
13  III, hymn|   life dost bring;~ From evil sea of sin,~ And from the billowy
14  III, paed|         And how the earth and sea their place should keep;~