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 1     I|      since~ Irrevocable age has borne away:~ For all past actions
 2     I|        in its goal,~ Or whether borne along, in either view~ '
 3     I|      stuff, dissolved, would be borne~ Along the illimitable inane
 4     I|        from off the massy union borne~ Free and afar. Wherefore,
 5     I|       with it the hot fire,~ Is borne asunder from the centre,
 6    II|        of things must needs~ Be borne along, either by weight
 7    II|       nature of its parts,~ Are borne to that one place on which
 8    II|      speed, and be more swiftly borne~ Than light of sun, and
 9    II|        force can e'er be upward borne,~ Or upward go - nor let
10    II|         bodies, as more swiftly borne~ Plumb down the void, are
11    II|      not in weight,~ Must rush, borne downward through the still
12    II|       through the mighty cities borne,~ She blesses man with salutations
13   III|        thas gone away:~ But if, borne off with members uncorrupt,~ '
14    IV|        innumerable shapes,~ Are borne aloft, and, fluid as they
15    IV|       From things there must be borne, in many modes,~ To every
16    IV|      what swift motion they are borne,~ These images, and what
17    IV|        The images of things are borne about:~ That soon as ever
18    IV|       all things is each thing~ Borne streamingly along, and sent
19    IV|     these same films I name are borne about~ And tossed and scattered
20    IV|     that image which from us is borne~ Reaches the glass, and
21    IV|       compels~ All things to be borne backward and spring off~
22    IV|       downward from on high are borne~ Through the pure ether
23    IV|         such length of air~ Are borne along the idols that the
24    IV|       ship in which we sail~ Is borne along, although it seems
25    IV|         fact proves, are really borne along.~ Between two mountains
26    IV|         seem~ Thus to be onward borne and flow along~ In the same
27    IV|        whereon in truth they're borne. And then,~ If haply our
28    IV|       ears themselves perishes, borne beyond,~ Idly diffused among
29    IV|      None of them,~ However, 's borne so far as sound or voice -~
30    IV|         the voice and sound are borne;~ Wherefore, besides, thou
31    IV|         Are everywhere about us borne - in part~ Those which are
32    IV|        And when they're quickly borne~ In their exceeding lightness,
33    IV|    factors, severally,~ Body is borne like ship with oars and
34    IV| Although of fertile wombs, have borne for them~ No babies in the
35     V|    evermore been wont~ To be so borne along and in all modes~
36     V|      The same is all and always borne along~ Into the mighty ocean
37     V|    evermore been wont~ To be so borne along and in all modes~
38     V|         at rest, whilst yet are borne along~ The lucid constellations;
39     V|         whirling of the sky~ Be borne along, because those skiey
40     V|      their mighty orbits not be borne~ By currents opposite the
41     V|        and adds,~ As round he's borne, unto the one half there~
42     V|       because devoid of light,~ Borne on and gliding all along
43     V|         In fury-cyclones, is he borne along,~ For all his mouthings,
44    VI|     Wherefore the more are they borne wandering on~ By blindfold
45    VI|      what cause soe'er~ They're borne along - that thou mayst
46    VI|   perforce~ They'd either fall, borne down by their brute weight,~
47    VI|        blow the winds:~ We see, borne down the sky, oft shapes
48    VI|   conjoining, and by winds~ Are borne along, along, until collects~
49    VI|        forced out from them and borne aloft,~ To curtain heaven
50    VI|         In piled layers and are borne along~ From every quarter,
51    VI|        Among the vasty grottos, borne about~ In mad rotations,
52    VI| constellations of the pole~ Are borne straight up the river. Comes
53    VI|        the winged is on pennons borne,~ There, seized by the unseen
54    VI|       all things is each thing~ Borne streamingly along, and sent
55    VI|          And be into the vacuum borne along,~ Without the ring
56    VI|         neighbour particles are borne along~ Into the vacuum;
57    VI|     sooth, that ring is thither borne along~ To where 'thas once