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 1     I, 6 |         just as a cap is turned round our head; and that the sun
 2     I, 7 |        stones, that were rolled round by the rotation of the atmosphere.
 3     I, 13|        cosmical system is moved round its own centre towards the
 4     I, 23|       The stormy sky to veil it round on every side,~Ever to be
 5    IV, 8 |       power, that even it leads round, along with itself, by a
 6    IV, 16|      the following description: round head, thick hair, broad
 7    IV, 16|      eyelids, coarse huge ears, round mouths, thick nose, round
 8    IV, 16|       round mouths, thick nose, round nostrils, thick lips, strong
 9    IV, 18|    reddish colour, small mouth, round head, pointed forehead,
10    IV, 19|      the following description: round head, reddish hair, huge
11    IV, 24|     projection of greyish hair, round mouth, eyes as of an eagle,
12    IV, 32|      whiff, they spin the plank round, and in its revolution it
13    IV, 33|   however, that has been placed round the cauldron, (and) on which
14    IV, 36|          however, being whirled round by the fire, is borne whithersoever
15    IV, 49|      earth, and turns the world round. The spirit also, that which
16    IV, 51|        brain, which, traversing round the head, and having their
17     V, 2 | generation of men" ever whirled round by the eddies of water,
18     V, 3 |   revolves as it were, and goes round himself. Moreover, also,
19     V, 3 |          because we turn and go round in them, are denominated "
20    VI, 9 |        foetus) is bound tightly round by a covering styled the
21  VIII, 3 |        a berry, is net-like and round. (And we observe) whatever
22    IX, 7 |          and to gird themselves round, so to expel what was being