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 1 IV   |           a ship passing over the sea, or of a bird flying through
 2 VII  |       world, heaven and earth and sea, which also he made glorious
 3 VII  |     divers living beasts, and the sea in turn with all kinds of
 4 VII  |      considered heaven, earth and sea, the sun, moon and the like,
 5 VII  |           called) through the Red Sea upon dry land, the waters
 6 XIV  |          themselves into the deep sea, thus fleeting and temporary
 7 XVII |         since they were made. The sea, that receiveth so many
 8 XXIV |          dry up the waters of the sea, so hard were it for thee
 9 XXVII| contemplated heaven and earth and sea, the sun and moon, and the
10 XXVII|          of heaven, and earth and sea, of sun and moon, and of
11 XXVII|            and cast them into the sea, whence, as fable telleth,
12 XXXIV|           described the uncharted sea of the love of God towards
13 XXXV |           them that remain in the sea afar, who crieth by the