Book, Chapter

1       I, III  | really was the case) that the waters were decreasing, sent forth
2       I, III  |       was understood that the waters had subsided; and Noah accordingly
3       I, XV   |   people as on firm land, the waters giving way on both sides.
4       I, XV   |       had opened; and, as the waters speedily came together gain,
5       I, XVI  |       cast some wood into the waters, and its power was such
6       I, XVI  |      Elim twelve fountains of waters, with seventy palm-trees,
7       I, XLIII|    the cause of the evil. The waters of heaven, therefore, being