Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2   |           by him, straightway the head of his consecration shall
 2    I, 2   |           all speed, advising the head to be instantly shaven;
 3    I, 5   |        body of Christ, who is the head and man, the only one perfect
 4    I, 5   |        having received Christ the head. Then it is right to notice,
 5    I, 5   |         made perfect by her royal Head. And where, then, was the
 6    I, 9   |           of the sinner anoint my head."~Bringing one to his senses (
 7   II, 2   |       debauch; so called from the head shaking (kara pallein).
 8   II, 2   |           the wandering star, his head resting on his breast, seems
 9   II, 2   |  reasoning is not situated in the head, but among the intestinal
10   II, 8   |        Christ symbolically on the head, were unconsciously adorned
11   II, 8   |    unconsciously adorned with the head of the Lord. The precious
12   II, 8   |     scents which neither make the head heavy nor provoke love,
13   II, 8   |          flow take place from the head to the inferior members.
14   II, 8   |  intoxication. Do not encircle my head with a crown, for in the
15   II, 8   |        For a crown encircling the head cools the hair, both on
16   II, 8   | volatilizing the effusions of the head. The rose is hence said
17   II, 8   |         Church of which He is the Head. But it is also a type of
18   II, 8   |            He having borne on His head, the princely part of His
19   II, 11  |       also been enjoined that the head should be veiled and the
20  III, 2   |          And goes out keeping her head down on her shoulder:~ This
21  III, 3   |           of the old age of their head by painting and renovating
22  III, 3   |         days; and the hair of His head was as pure wool," says
23  III, 3   |         the reverence of age, the head covered with grey hairs.
24  III, 3   |      possible for him to show the head true who has a fraudulent
25  III, 3   |         true who has a fraudulent head. "But ye have not so learned
26  III, 3   |        But the very hairs of your head are all numbered," says
27  III, 3   |            only dress that on the head, all but binding their locks
28  III, 11  |        over from the crown of the head to the sole of the foot,
29  III, 11  |    following seems right. Let the head of men be shaven, unless
30  III, 11  |      locks hang far down from the head, gliding into womanish ringlets.
31  III, 11  |         the case; the hair of the head, that it may not grow so
32  III, 11  |      length in sinning. A cropped head not only shows a man to
33  III, 11  |           they do not touch their head, being afraid of disordering
34  III, 11  |        spurious hair to shade the head, covering the skull with
35  III, 11  |          and through them another head. And if "the man is head
36  III, 11  |          head. And if "the man is head of the woman, and God of
37  III, 11  |        truth. And they defame the head, which is truly beautiful.
38  III, 11  |          ways, nor throw back his head to look at those he meets,
39  III, 12  |         be treated of. Under this head, I, or rather the Instructor
40  III, hymn|           highest Lord;~ Wisdom's head and chief;~ Assuagement