Book, Chapter

1     I, 16|    and black, or some other colour. And they say, that he affirms
2    IV, 18|    like a dog, of a reddish colour, small mouth, round head,
3    IV, 33| shape of a pyramid, but its colour is that of a milk-white
4     V, 9 |  motion, and presenting the colour of water, whirls things
5     V, 11|   power, he says, is of the colour of water; and this power,
6     V, 15|   retreating woman of azure colour. And over the aged man is
7    VI, 34|   power of imparting such a colour (as that alluded to above),
8    VI, 34|    potion, might impart its colour to it. The drugs, however,