Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 16|    long eyelids, coarse huge ears, round mouths, thick nose,
 2    IV, 19|    wrinkled forehead, coarse ears, large development of neck,
 3    IV, 21|       dark pupils, long thin ears, head inclined, wide mouth.
 4    IV, 22|    nostril, small contracted ears, wrinkled foreheads, narrow
 5    IV, 28|    deposit the rest in their ears. But this (statement) is
 6    IV, 28|     may be placed beside the ears of the attendant, by which
 7    IV, 28|    that is placed beside his ears is a natural instrument,
 8    IV, 30| likewise insinuates into the ears of the sheep about to meet
 9    IV, 31|  GOATS.~And if one smear the ears of goats over with cerate,
10     V, 3 |   some thirty fold. Who hath ears," he says, "to hear, let
11    VI, 11|   universe to those who have ears (capable) of hearing. For
12   VII, 1 |   this, smeared with wax the ears of his companions, and,
13   VII, 1 |     infirmity to smear their ears with wax, and sail (straight
14   VII, 20|   stamp, may turn away their ears from the preaching of the
15  VIII, 2 |     the words, "He that hath ears to hear, let him hear,"
16  VIII, 3 |    for to come. He that hath ears to hear, let him hear."