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1   2, 22|    origin of all; others the ocean55, the Parent of all ; for
2   2, 31|    and be affirmed, that the Ocean and  ./. Tethys were the
3   2, 32|      on the earth and on the ocean, immerged as it were in
4   2, 38|    say, and the Heavens, the Ocean and Tethys were the progeny:
5   2, 40|      the Earth, the Sea, the Ocean, Rhea, and  ./. Saturn,
6   2, 41| substance which he names the Ocean, (implicated) in generation
7   2, 41|     of the Earth, and of the Ocean: and he afterwards advises,
8   4, 5 |      in the (Islands of the) Ocean itself, and in Britain6,
9   5, 26|    to the Islands beyond the ocean, and which are called Britain; --