Part, Question

 1   2, 53  |        is "a ~curvature of the nose." But if we take accidents
 2   2, 96  |     that violently bloweth his nose, ~bringeth out blood"; and (
 3   2, 102 |      or a ~great, or a crooked nose," i.e. that he should not,
 4   2, 102 |       base occupation: for the nose signifies discretion, because
 5   2, 73  |       is done by wrinkling the nose, as a ~gloss says on Ps.
 6   3, 71  |       and the anointing of the nose and ears with spittle, ~
 7   3, 71  |     consent thereto as to ~the nose; and confession thereof,
 8 Suppl, 32|        namely, ~that the eyes, nose, ears, lips, hands, and
 9 Suppl, 39| bedimmed (for instance if ~his nose be cut off) or the exercise
10 Suppl, 43|      deformity (as loss of the nose or eyes, and the like),