Book, Chapter

 1        I, I    |   shore, and the scent of the air reaches them, they die.
 2        I, XIII |     pestilential state of the air destroyed thousands of men
 3        I, XXV  |       and sitting in the open air, ordered Augustine and his
 4        I, XXVII| hunger, drink against thirst, air against heat, clothes against
 5        I, XXXII|        to wit, changes in the air, and terrors from heaven,
 6       II, I    |     more subtle than wind and air. The blessed Gregory hearing
 7       II, VII  |   storms of the powers of the air, by his frequent prayers
 8      III, XI   |  relics were left in the open air all that night, with only
 9      III, XIX  |    also saw four fires in the air, not far distant from each
10       IV, III  |       on, or if the earth and air were filled with the terror
11       IV, III  |        For the Lord moves the air, raises the winds, hurls
12       IV, III  |   love; that, as often as the air is moved and He puts forth
13       IV, XXIII|       sudden she heard in the air the well-known sound of