Caput

1 10|       the waves of a vast open sea. The form of the entire
2 10|      add, that nowhere has the sea a wider dominion, that it
3 12| requisite skill, as in the Red Sea the living and breathing
4 18|    armament, and an assault by sea, thought that to such assailants
5 25|      thus pushed on at once by sea and land was imposing; while
6 30|        beyond us, and even the sea is not safe, menaced as
7 32|   looking around upon a sky, a sea, and forests which are all