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 1    II,  4      |       those who are crossing the sea of this world, and are hastening
 2    II,  4      |          And all the gold of the sea under him is as mire. He
 3    II,  4      |        like a pot: he values the sea like a pot of ointment,
 4    II,  5      |         air, and the fish of the sea, whatsoever passeth through
 5    II,  7(4739)|        the west coast of the Red Sea, along the shores of Upper
 6    II,  7      |         on the shores of the Red Sea, broil fish on the stones
 7    II,  7(4741)|        dwelt on the N. E. of the Sea of Azov, E. of the river
 8    II,  7(4745)|        entrance into the Caspian Sea.~
 9    II,  7(4747)|         the Caspian or Hyrcanian Sea. Jerome draws many of these
10    II,  8      |        of the appetite, land and sea are ransacked, and we toil
11    II,  9      |          after throwing into the sea a considerable weight of
12    II,  18     |         people. Again at the Red Sea the righteous all passed
13    II,  22     | righteous passed through the Red Sea, and Pharaoh with his host
14    II,  24     |          Those who sail the same sea have the same calm and storm.
15    II,  28     |         and replenishes the salt sea, and gives new life to everything,