Book, Chapter

1    10, 6-8  |    songs, nor the fragrant smell of flowers, and ointments,
2    10, 9-16 |    longer sounded; or as a smell while it passes and evaporates
3    10, 9-16 |   air affects the sense of smell, whence it conveys into
4    10, 10-17| The nostrils say, "If they smell, they passed by us." The
5    10, 12-19|  nor sound, nor taste, nor smell, nor touch. I have heard
6    10, 21-30|    bodily sense see, hear, smell, taste, or touch my joy;
7    10, 35-54|    hark how it flashes, or smell how it glows, or taste how