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 1       4, XII     |         for a blessed life in the land of death. It is not there.
 2       5, VIII    |      refuge and my portion in the land of the living,”136 didst
 3       6, I       |            following over sea and land, secure in thee through
 4       6, X       |         far away from thee in the land of unlikeness, as if I heard
 5       6, XXI     |           is one thing to see the land of peace from a wooded mountaintop:
 6       6, XXI(229)|    traveler in a bandit­-infested land and the safety of an imperial
 7       9, XXXI    |          gifts (by means of which land and water and air serve
 8      11, XXXII   |           shall “lead me into the land of uprightness,”503 which
 9      12          |          Scripture and in the dry land and bitter sea he finds
10      12, XII     | remembered thee, O Lord, from the land of Jordan, and from the
11      12, XVI     |           to thee my soul is as a land where no water is577; for,
12      12, XVII    |         one place and let the dry land appear” - athirst for thee?
13      12, XVII    |          thy hands formed the dry land.580 For it is not the bitterness
14      12, XIX     |       eyes”595 - so that “the dry land” may appear. “Learn to do
15      12, XIX     |        witness598 - that “the dry land” may appear and bring forth
16      12, XXI     |       that he might feed “the dry land.” And “the fowl,” even though
17      12, XXI     |          work even as on “the dry land,” safe from the whirlpools
18      12, XXIV    |      souls (signified by “the dry land”); and the works of mercy
19      12, XXXII   |           of the sea; and the dry land, first bare and then formed,