Part, Question

 1   2, 96  | burdens and lay them on men's shoulders, but ~with a finger of their
 2   2, 102 |      ephod, which covered his shoulders and his breast ~down to
 3   2, 102 |     twisted linen: and on his shoulders he bore two ~onyx stones,
 4   2, 102 |      bore their names ~on his shoulders; and that it was his duty
 5   2, 102 |      which they bore on their shoulders. Thirdly, they had to carry
 6   2, 187 |    burden does He lay on the ~shoulders of the mind, Who commands
 7   3, 66  |  breast, and then between the shoulders, and a third time ~with
 8   3, 66  |       breast and ~between the shoulders, as "one who wrestles for
 9   3, 66  |       is anointed between the shoulders, that he may be clothed
10   3, 66  |     heart, and strengthen his shoulders for the burden of ~labor."
11 Suppl, 28|     their heads, covers their shoulders ~with a hairshirt, and sorrowfully
12 Suppl, 40|      amice" which ~covers the shoulders, thereby signifying courage
13 Suppl, 40|        stole" hangs from both shoulders, to ~show that he has received