Book, Chapter

1    IV, 32| description. Then also putting a linen cloth upon a pot of water,
2    IV, 32|          the magician) keeps the linen cloth unconsumed. Creating
3    IV, 33|      blowing into the mouth. The linen cloth, however, that has
4    IX, 16|         encircle themselves with linen girdles, for the purpose
5    IX, 16|           now these garments are linen)--and having resumed the
6    IX, 18| probationists) a hatchet and the linen girdle, and a white robe.
7    IX, 23|     themselves also arrayed in a linen garment, after the mode