quis pelagi calcarit aquas? quis per vada glauca gressibus inpressis spatiatus triverit udum non submersus iter, sola pendulus et pede sicco, aequoreae nisi factor aquae, qui Spiritus olim ore superfusus patrio volitabat in undis nondum discretis nec certo litore clausis? sustinuit gressum Domini famulus liquor, ac se mobilitate carens solidos substrinxit ad usus.
Who would tramp the waters of the sea? Who, walking over the dark deep and planting the weight of his steps on it, would tread the watery path without sinking, his soles upheld and his foot dry, were it not the creator of the waters of the sea, the Spirit who once was breathed on it from the Fathers lips and moved to and fro on the waves, ere yet they were separated or shut off by a defined shore? The sea, as its Lords servant, sustained his step, and stilled and checked itself to afford firm footing.
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