Book, Chapter

 1       3, VI   |     verses and poems and “the flying Medea”69 are still more
 2       3, VI   |      though I sang about “the flying Medea” I never believed
 3       6, XIII |  cattle; creeping things, and flying fowl; things of the earth,
 4      12, XX   |      thy messengers have gone flying over the earth, high in
 5      12, XX   |      creeping creatures” and “flying fowl.” Still, men who have
 6      12, XXI  |     not “the creeping and the flying creature that has life,”
 7      12, XXI  |    not stand in need of those flying creatures which the waters
 8      12, XXI  | creatures having life and the flying fowl under the firmament
 9      12, XXIII|     the mouth, as if it were “flying” under the firmament, interpreting,
10      12, XXIII|      ears. Thus, although the flying fowl are multiplied on the
11      12, XXV  |     owe them likewise to “the flying creatures” because of their