Preposition: of

• Odysseus: Bloom's day is paralleled to the wanderings of Odysseus in the Homeric epic.

Possessives

• exile: Notes: ' Tis a simple tale of an Exile's wanderings ' .

Preposition: in

• desert: Judgment after judgment was visited upon them during their wanderings in the desert, but they would not keep the ordinances of the Lord.

Adjective modifier

• nocturnal: They are vital for those nocturnal wanderings around the campsite in search of the toilet block.

• early: Wendy's early morning wanderings were enlivened by a swallow which flew in & panicked.

• many: After great suffering and many wanderings, in truth, I returned home with my riches in the eighth year.

• aimless: His enrollment at Edinburgh College Of Art when he was 24, ended his completely aimless wanderings.

• nomadic: Shortly after this unfortunate episode the Whitleys climbed aboard their camels and resumed their nomadic wanderings, never to be seen again.

• philosophical: There are times and places for deep philosophical wanderings on one's purpose, but there is also time for simplicity.

Noun used with modifier

• wilderness: Actually, earlier in their wilderness wanderings the Israelites experienced the provision of manna.

• guitar: His guitar wanderings incited a degree of spiritual hysteria, especially for the musician himself.