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 1       1, XVII   |      prey to the spirits of the air. For there is more than
 2       5, X      |   example, the substance of the air, which they imagined as
 3       5, XI     |         under this load for the air of thy truth, but I was
 4       6, I      |      field and the birds of the air, making me wiser than they?
 5       6, I      |      contents (of earth, water, air, or heaven), yet it remains
 6       6, I      |         all. As the body of the air above the earth does not
 7       6, I      |     that the body of heaven and air and sea, and even of the
 8       6, V      |        see of earth and sea and air and stars and trees and
 9       8, X      |         of earth and waters and air were silenced; and the poles
10       9, VI     |   fleeting winds, and the whole air with its inhabitants answered, “
11       9, VI(332)| Anaximenes, who taught that the air is God. . . ."~
12       9, X      |         sounds pass through the air with a noise and now no
13       9, XVII   |     beasts and the fowls of the air by making me a wiser creature.
14       9, XXXI   |        which land and water and air serve our infirmity), even
15       9, XLII   |   themselves the princes of the air,392 their conspirators and
16      10, V      |   heaven and earth - nor in the air nor in the waters, since
17      12, XXIII  |        and over the fowl of the air, and over all cattle and
18      12, XXIII  |       sea, and the fowls of the air; and over all cattle, and
19      12, XXV    |         to all the fowls of the air and the beasts of the field
20      12, XXXII  |     waters651 or the expanse of air - which is also called “