Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 01022,  1 |         and thy jaundice: in the colour of the red bull do we eovelop
 2 Hymns,     1, 01022,  2 | unscathed, and be free of vellow colour!~
 3 Hymns,     1, 01023,  1 |        Do thou, that art rich in colour, stain this leprosy, and
 4 Hymns,     1, 01023,  2 |       from here - may thy native colour settle upon thee - the white
 5 Hymns,     1, 01024,  1 |        it to the trees for their colour.~
 6 Hymns,     1, 01024,  2 |        has made the skin of even colour.~
 7 Hymns,     1, 01024,  3 |          O plant, producest even colour: render this (spot) of even
 8 Hymns,     1, 01024,  3 |       render this (spot) of even colour!~
 9 Hymns,     1, 01024,  4 |        plant) that produces even colour has been fetched out of
10 Hymns,     1, 05023,  4 |               4. The two of like colour, the two of different colour;
11 Hymns,     1, 05023,  4 |     colour, the two of different colour; the two black ones, and
12 Hymns,     2, 19026,  2 |           the sun with beautiful colour, which the men of yore,
13 Hymns,     9, 07003,  21|     colours are the animals, one colour hast thou, (O porridge),
14 Hymns,    10, 13001,  22|         mistress, with beautiful colour (complexion), great, and