Chapter

 1 5 |           the inward organs may be covered, that those parts which
 2 5 |          He made firmly solid, and covered with a soft kind of covering,
 3 7 |          of the whole body. But He covered these with the inward organs,
 4 7 |            kind and situation, and covered them with skin drawn over
 5 7 |       adorned with beauty only, or covered with thick hair, or fenced
 6 7 |          offensive might either be covered on account of their unsightliness,
 7 7 |            naked, or a man that is covered. But, however, though nakedness
 8 7 |          the back part of the head covered, display an appearance of
 9 8 |            and that divine fire is covered with it, as with a vault;
10 8 |           a vault; and when He had covered its highest top with a natural
11 8 | inexplicable and wonderful; for He covered their orbs, presenting the
12 8 |          as though through windows covered with pellucid crystal or
13 8 |            light than if they were covered. Truly his eyes, or rather
14 10|      rapidity. This, therefore, is covered by the concave part of the
15 14|         stomach is netted over and covered? What the twofold resemblance