Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXIII |       fashioned, which has the head disproportioned to the other
 2        2, XXIV   |     talk wickedness with lofty head." For they appear to have
 3        2, XXVIII |     already advanced upon this head, that it became him to spare
 4        2, XXXI   |     crucifixion." Now, on this head we have briefly replied
 5        4, II     |    might be advanced upon this head. Observe, now, that if he
 6        4, XXXVIII|     grace around her courteous head;~Instil the wish that longs
 7        5, VIII   |      mind; and not holding the Head, from which all the body
 8        5, XXX    |        a city and a tower, the head of which was, at least in
 9        5, XXXV   |      parts of the body, as the head and shoulders, in order
10        6, LXIII  | moreover, that every man whose head is Christ is the image and
11        6, LXXIX  | Therefore, since Christ is the Head of the Church, so that Christ
12        6, LXXIX  |    ointment descended from the head to the beard of Aaron,--
13        7, LV     |       crown of thorns upon His head, and when they put in His
14        8, LXX    |      not even the hairs of our head fail to be numbered by Him.~