Book, Chapter

 1       1, XIII |     all this while I bore with dry eyes my own wretched self
 2       1, XVI  |         When will you ever run dry? How long will you carry
 3       8, XII  |       sucked back the fountain dry, and sorrow was in me like
 4      12       |      Holy Scripture and in the dry land and bitter sea he finds
 5      12, XVII |     into one place and let the dry land appear” - athirst for
 6      12, XVII |       and thy hands formed the dry land.580 For it is not the
 7      12, XIX  |        eyes”595 - so that “the dry land” may appear. “Learn
 8      12, XIX  |   false witness598 - that “the dry land” may appear and bring
 9      12, XXI  |        that he might feed “the dry land.” And “the fowl,” even
10      12, XXI  | ministers work even as on “the dry land,” safe from the whirlpools
11      12, XXIV |       souls (signified by “the dry land”); and the works of
12      12, XXXII|     plains of the sea; and the dry land, first bare and then