Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIII |     about it: the one had six wings, and the other had six wings."
 2        1, XLIII |  wings, and the other had six wings." How can we tell whether
 3        4, XXXVII|      God to be furnished with wings, since the Scriptures, literally
 4        4, XL    |       of the souls losing its wings, and being borne downwards
 5        4, LXXVI | provided either with hair, or wings, or scales, or shells. Let
 6        4, XCI   |   fatal prey,~In airy circles wings his painful way,~Floats
 7        6, XLIII |       some who had lost their wings, and who had followed him
 8        6, XLIV  |         by means of which the wings, nourished and watered,
 9        6, XLIV  |      that "he made to himself wings like an eagle, and returns
10        6, XLIV  |    and happy life to lose his wings, and to fall from blessedness;