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 1 5 | things which are manifest in air, in ether, on earth. Him
 2 6 |   and Hera in respect of the air (o aêr), and called by other
 3 16|    adoring in the impassible air (as they term it), passible
 4 22|      earth, and Aidoneus the air, and Nestis water, and these
 5 22|  Fire, water, earth, and the air's gentle height,~ And harmony
 6 22|  part of nature; Hera is the air (aêr)--the very name, if
 7 22|   twofold masculine-feminine air; others the season which
 8 22| regards Zeus again: If he is air, born of Kronos, of which
 9 22|     to do with the earth and air, that the abominable intercourse
10 22| intercourse of the earth and air? But missing to discover
11 25|   from heaven, and haunt the air and the earth, and are no