Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 |    the ship's keel, is laid beneath for the building up of faith;
2   II, 1 |    role the belly, which is beneath heaven, and much more the
3   II, 1 |    have not buried the mind beneath food, nor deceived it with
4   II, 2 |   the feet are carried from beneath the man as by a flood, and
5   II, 2 |  till, dashing on the rocks beneath the sea, it perishes, driven
6   II, 9 |  raise us as from the abyss beneath to the enterprises of wakefulness.
7   II, 11|   those that had witnessed, beneath the altar, and there was
8   II, 11|     many rave, be protected beneath skins, yet are we not to
9  III, 7 | frugality, when he sat down beneath the thorn, and the angel