Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLI    |   appearance of a bird from the air alighted upon you." And
 2        1, XLVIII |     have not their being in the air; and a sense of taste which
 3        2, I      |         earth, and fowls of the air. And there came a voice
 4        2, II     |         earth, and fowls of the air: "Arise, Peter; kill, and
 5        2, LXXII  |         referred to, is neither air which has been struck, nor
 6        2, LXXII  |       nor any concussion of the air, nor anything else which
 7        3, LXIX   |    along a rope extended in the air through the middle of the
 8        4, XXIII  |           earth, and water, and air, and stars,--and that all
 9        4, XXXVIII|        shape, and fitted to her air.~But in her breast the herald
10        4, XXXVIII|          she scatters griefs in air:~Alone, beneath the vessel
11        4, XXXIX  |     covering; lying in the open air beside gates, and on public
12        4, XLII   |          they impart to them an air of dignity, by investing
13        5, XVII   |         to meet the Lord in the air."~
14        6, LVIII  | creeping thing, and fowl of the air, because I am grieved that
15        6, LXII   |    voice is a concussion of the air, or a stroke on the air,
16        6, LXII   |         air, or a stroke on the air, or a species of air, or
17        6, LXII   |        the air, or a species of air, or any other definition
18        7, XXIV   |         Behold the fowls of the air, or behold the ravens: for
19        7, XXVIII |      run water, and clouds, and air. But that land which is
20        7, XXXI   |       the highest region of the air; but that if our nature
21        7, LII    |          not as one beating the air," but as against those who
22        7, LII    |      prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now worketh
23        8, XXVIII |        water they drink and the air they breathe, from certain
24        8, XXXI   |          He adds also, that the air which we breathe is received
25        8, XXXI   |   breathe without receiving the air from the demons who are
26        8, XXXI   |     demons who are set over the air. If any one wishes to defend
27        8, XXXI   |      stream and every breath of air that the ground brings forth
28        8, XXXI   |      running streams,--that the air is kept pure, and supports
29        8, XXXII  |       of trees, of water and of air, do not feed with demons,
30        8, XXXV   |      and ministers of earth and air be insulted with impunity?"
31        8, LVIII  |       and as many demons of the air are appointed to the care