Chapter

 1 II     |  ungodliness prospered, the very air reeking with the smell of
 2 IV     |          bird flying through the air, quickly disappear. But
 3 VI     |    wayside, and the fowls of the air came and devoured them up:
 4 VI     |   deliver it to the fowls of the air, I trow, nor yet to the
 5 XI     |         feedeth the fowls of the air and arrayeth with such beauty
 6 XII    |          the rigours of the open air, and braving the blaze of
 7 XII    |          breeze that bloweth the air. Small and short-lived is
 8 XIII   |      rendering of account in the air, and try bitterly to get
 9 XXIV   |        and, like him, cleave the air, than to alter my loyalty
10 XXVII  | ungodliness, polluting earth and air with their horrible deeds. ~"
11 XXIX   |        brute beasts and the very air was polluted with the reek
12 XXXI   |       all we, the princes of the air, and the rulers of the darkness
13 XXXVIII|        He lived thus in the open air, scorched with heat or frozen