Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 3 |        being an interval from the mouth of the womb to the fundament,
 2    IV, 17|     cheeks turned down, and large mouth, contracted eyebrows; they
 3    IV, 18|           a reddish colour, small mouth, round head, pointed forehead,
 4    IV, 19|          eyes, large jaws, coarse mouth, gross in the upper parts,
 5    IV, 21|         ears, head inclined, wide mouth. The same by nature are
 6    IV, 24| projection of greyish hair, round mouth, eyes as of an eagle, contracted
 7    IV, 32|         get on fire, and from the mouth it disgorges a volume of
 8    IV, 33|      pyramid) emit smoke from the mouth, by both putting fire in
 9    IV, 33|         tow, and blowing into the mouth. The linen cloth, however,
10    IV, 37|   representation of the moon; the mouth of the jar being kept covered
11     V, 3 |               Water to the raging mouth bring; thou slave, bring
12     V, 4 |         This, they assert, is the mouth, through which are the passage
13     V, 4 |      inwards of nourishment. (The mouth) makes glad, and nurtures
14    VI, 5 |          which is produced in the mouth, and(is) a Logos, but nowhere
15    VI, 9 |           nourishment through the mouth, nor breathes through the
16    VI, 37|   realized in form, He opened His mouth, and sent forth similar
17    VI, 39|          that is ineffable, and a mouth of taciturn silence. And
18    VI, 40|         upon him, and opening her mouth, spoke the discourse (just-alluded
19    VI, 40|           you have heard from the mouth of Truth. And yet this which
20    VI, 46|          spoke in Him through the mouth of the Son, the confession