Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 17|        eyes as if anointed with oil, cheeks turned down, and
 2    IV, 33|    piece of clay with plenty of oil, and put it upon coals,
 3    IV, 33| contains in itself abundance of oil. The hearth, however, is
 4    IV, 34|     small tablet, smearing with oil their tongue, next with
 5     V, 4 |        for itself and draws the oil, and the vine the wine;
 6     V, 16|    asphalt, and in the third of oil; and the oil is black, just
 7     V, 16|       the third of oil; and the oil is black, just as, he says,
 8    IX, 10|       angels of prayer, and the oil, and the salt, and the earth."
 9    IX, 10|       angels of prayer, and the oil, and the salt, and the earth.
10    IX, 14|   distress. And they do not use oil, regarding it as a defilement
11    IX, 16|        partake of supper, doing oil things in like manner to