Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVII|     ship, overwhelmed by the waves, was ready to sink. Then
 2        I, XVII|    water, quelled the raging waves, admonished his companion,
 3       II, I   |    and down by the ceaseless waves of worldly affairs; and
 4      III, III |  twice a day enclosed by the waves of the sea like an island;
 5      III, XV  |     foretold. For first, the waves of the sea raged ,and the
 6       IV, XIII|    or be swallowed up by the waves. But on the very day on
 7       IV, XXX |    all sides by the shifting waves of the sea. There he always
 8        V, I   | struggling with the wind and waves to no effect, at last we
 9        V, I   |    our small vessel from the waves, the storm, which had ceased
10        V, XII |    standing still, while the waves flowed over him, sometimes