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 1     I, 2 |         partaking of the nature of air, hot and cold. And he therefore
 2     I, 5 |          world, and encompassed by air. And that certain atmospheric
 3     I, 6 |         HIS SYSTEM OF "AN INFINITE AIR;" HIS VIEWS OF ASTRONOMY
 4     I, 6 |  originating principle is infinite air, out of which are generated
 5     I, 6 |         there is such a species of air, when it is most even, which
 6     I, 6 |    moderately condensed again into air that a cloud is formed from
 7     I, 6 |           cloud is formed from the air by virtue of the contraction;
 8     I, 6 |           is wafted along upon the air, and in like manner both
 9     I, 6 |         expanse of space, upon the air. And that the stars are
10     I, 6 |        produced when the condensed air, becoming rarified, is borne
11     I, 6 |           failing on the collected air. And that an earthquake
12     I, 7 |       vacuum, and by reason of the air, which was most powerful,
13     I, 7 |         moon being repulsed by the air. And that the moon is often
14     I, 7 |    earthquakes are produced by the air above falling on that under
15     I, 8 |         centre, where the scorched air and earth are produced,
16     I, 16|           consists; (I mean) fire, air, earth, water, from which
17     I, 17|          and earth, and water, and air,--to be a something more
18     I, 21|         out of water into the pure air, behold the sun.~
19     I, 23|           in turn, from Night both Air and Day were born;~But primal
20    IV, 35|            seems to career through air, he contrives in the mode
21    IV, 35|           demon riding through the air. Now he exhorts them immediately
22    IV, 35|          they see the flame in the air, and that (then), veiling
23    IV, 36|          is seen borne through the air; but the (spectators) being
24    IV, 43|     luminous, a light contained in air. The Babylonians, however,
25     V, 9 | intermediate powers suspended from air, authors of generation.
26    VI, 6 |            and water by water,~And air divine by air, and fire
27    VI, 6 |           water,~And air divine by air, and fire fierce by fire,~
28    VI, 8 |            of the three pairs) are Air and Water. And in all these
29    VI, 13|        namely, an incomprehensible air, which has neither beginning
30    VI, 23|         Whence the Deity, locating air in the midst, fashioned
31    VI, 32|            all things suspended in air by spirit, and I perceive
32    VI, 32|          the soul shining out from air, and air depending from
33    VI, 32|          shining out from air, and air depending from aether, and
34    VI, 32|           And soul shines out from air; that is, the Demiurge emerges
35    VI, 32|           outside the Pleroma. But air springs forth from aether;
36    VI, 48|            are fire, water, earth, air; and these have been projected
37   VII, 10|       Sonship. But as pure and dry air is contrary to (their) nature,
38   VII, 12|          from that quarter onwards air is separated from aether.
39   VII, 17|          altered, (viz.,) fire and air; and two of them, by means
40   VII, 17|            existence; and Aidoneus air, because although through
41   VII, 17|         and water,) and earth, and air, are (entities) that perish
42   VII, 17|            is, fire, water, earth, air, (as well as) the animals
43   VII, 17|         earth, and from earth into air. This is what (Empedocles)
44   VII, 17|          fire, water, earth, (and) air. (He maintains,) however,
45  VIII, 2 |          that is, from the darkish air. For the whole of the atmosphere
46  VIII, 2 |     meaning, is a reverberation of air, and without this (atmosphere)
47  VIII, 2 |         bush (batos), that is, the air, legislates and is a fellow-citizen
48  VIII, 2 |          us, through the medium of air, their own (peculiar) qualities.~
49  VIII, 7 |           and water, and fire, and air. And from these (elements)
50  VIII, 7 |         out of which consist fire, air, water, (and) earth, have
51     X, 2 |           from fire. and some from air, and some from water, and
52     X, 2 |           there is generated fire, air, water, earth. The followers,
53     X, 2 |           whereas Anaximander from air, but Thales from water,
54     X, 3 |           universe) from earth and air, as one may ascertain from
55     X, 3 |          of his:--~"Mother of all, air and earth, I sing."~But
56     X, 3 |            earth, water, fire, and air; but two of them formative--
57     X, 3 |            fire, water, earth, and air. And (he says) that God
58     X, 13|  generation of the universe, fire, air, water, and earth. But inasmuch
59     X, 13|         out of which consist fire, air, water, and earth, have
60     X, 28|         nor solid earth, nor dense air, not warm fire, nor refined