Book, Verse

 1    1, 79  |        tyrant AEolus, from his airy throne,~
 2    1, 114 |                          These airy kingdoms, and this wide
 3    1, 255 |   AEneas climbs the mountain’s airy brow,~
 4    2, 567 |      South, east, and west, on airy coursers borne;~
 5    4, 360 |      arm’d, the god begins his airy race,~
 6    4, 638 |       As, when the winds their airy quarrel try,~
 7    5, 789 | Supplies the winds to wing her airy way,~
 8    5, 969 |      with shades, and took his airy flight.~
 9    6, 280 |   doves, descending from their airy flight,~
10    6, 343 |     bird presumes to steer his airy flight;~
11    6, 422 |                             An airy crowd came rushing where
12    6, 541 |                             Of airy ghosts, and vex the guilty
13    6, 654 |      empty reins, and aims his airy spear.~
14    6, 873 |                          Their airy limbs in sports they exercise,~
15    6, 958 |            About the boughs an airy nation flew,~
16    6, 1025|        pursued the sire, “this airy throng,~
17    6, 1192|      and, wond’ring, ask’d his airy guide,~
18    7, 98  |    from whence they took their airy flight,)~
19    7, 396 |        she from Argos took her airy flight,~
20   12, 384 |        scratch, they cross his airy course;~