Chapter

 1 5 |    body He lengthened out the head. He also carried out to
 2 5 |   feet; also two close to the head and neck, which supply various
 3 5 |      of a ship, He placed the head, in which might be the government
 4 5 |       He had not extended the head of that animal to such a
 5 7 |       For first of all is the head, and annexed to this the
 6 7 |      of the limbs. For in the head itself alone the ears occupy
 7 7 |       out from the top of the head to a greater length on the
 8 7 |     it was not adapted to his head; for what great deformity
 9 7 |      Therefore He clothed the head with hair; and because it
10 7 |      all the back part of the head covered, display an appearance
11 8 |      in the highest part, the head, as in a lofty citadel,
12 8 |     innermost recesses of the head the mind should pay attention
13 10|     and comeliness; so in the head, which is, as it were, the
14 16| smelling, are situated in the head, and that the channels of
15 16|      in the highest part, the head, as God is in heaven; but
16 16|       has its dwelling in the head or in the breast, can any