Part, Chapter

 1    1, Prol|        flute is fire, not mere air.~Let him who lacks this
 2    1, 2   |       And, descending from the air, find net and knife.~So
 3    1, 4   | impulsion of, the First Cause.~Air, earth, water, and fire
 4    1, 4   |   enclosed in a reservoir,~Yet air will absorb it, for 'tis
 5    1, 5   |     arrow shot by God into the air.~How can it stay in the
 6    1, 5   |         How can it stay in the air? It returns to God.~Every
 7    1, 9   |  intervenes between these two,~Air (desire) makes as naught
 8    4, 2   |      all feathered fowl in the air above,~All elephants, wolves,
 9    4, 2   |    even little ants,~Yea, even air, water, earth, and fire,~
10    5, 1   |       to get out into the open air, but was unable to do so,
11    5, 3   |       first fire, or earth, or air.~If you had continued in
12    5, 10  |        dust rising up into the air,~Go and mark the air in
13    5, 10  |       the air,~Go and mark the air in the midst of the dust.~
14    6, 9   |    thou art only a bird of the air; understand then~That thou