Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  31|          nature, forgive those who fly from the worship of Thy
 2   I,  48| application-he ordered diseases to fly away from men at a touch;
 3  II,   7|           or images of the objects fly to and alight on the pupils
 4  II,  19|          and that the soul did not fly hither divinely taught,
 5  II,  24|           with knowledge when they fly hither, cease to question
 6  II,  25|            dove, when set free, to fly back to its master's house;
 7  II,  32|         that which would otherwise fly apart,-let them, then, laying
 8  II,  77|         cutting our bonds, make us fly up to the light.
 9  IV,   6|          vessels that they may not fly in pieces, overcome by the
10  IV,  16|             all the Minervas shall fly thither, and striving for
11  VI,  18|             when they choose, they fly forth, and are perfectly
12 VII,  45|      another, he does not as a god fly secretly through the stars