Book, Chapter

 1     1, 17-27|     prey for the fowls of the air. For in more ways than one
 2     5, 3-4  | imaginations, as fowls of the air, nor their own diving curiosities (
 3     5, 10-20| subtile (like the body of the air), which they imagine to
 4     6, 1-1  |       field, and fowls of the air? Thou hadst made me wiser,
 5     7, 1-1  |      all, of earth and water, air and heaven, yet would it
 6     7, 1-2  |      that as the body of this air which is above the earth,
 7     7, 1-2  |       the body not of heaven, air, and sea only, but of the
 8     7, 5-7  |       therein (as sea, earth, air, stars, trees, mortal creatures);
 9     9, 10-25|     of earth, and waters, and air, hushed also the pole of
10    10, 6-9  |       us." I asked the moving air; and the whole air with
11    10, 6-9  |     moving air; and the whole air with his inhabitants answered, "
12    10, 9-16 |    passes and evaporates into air affects the sense of smell,
13    10, 10-17|      noise passed through the air, and now are not. But the
14    10, 17-26|   wiser than the fowls of the air, I will pass beyond memory
15    10, 31-43|    which land, and water, and air serve our weakness, our
16    10, 42-67| themselves the princes of the air, the fellow-conspirators
17    11, 5-7  |  heaven and earth; nor in the air, or waters, seeing these
18    13, 23-33|     and over the fowls of the air, and over all cattle and
19    13, 23-34|     sea, and the fowls of the air, and over all cattle, and
20    13, 25-38|       to all the fowls of the air, and to the beasts of the
21    13, 32-47|  called heaven) this space of air through which wander the
22    13, 32-47|  because the grossness of the air, which bears up the flights