Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |         punishment of enmity. "The crown of wisdom," then as the
 2    I, 13|            the whole life. Nay, to crown all, philosophy itself is
 3   II, 8 |            stones and a variegated crown, the anointed ones wearing
 4   II, 8 |        symbol of royalty. And this crown, after the image of the
 5   II, 8 |            encircle my head with a crown, for in the springtime it
 6   II, 8 |           adorn one's self with "a crown woven from the fresh mead,"
 7   II, 8 |        sward of its flowers. For a crown encircling the head cools
 8   II, 8 |        flowers. Besides, those who crown themselves destroy the pleasure
 9   II, 8 |          them, since they wear the crown above their eyes; nor their
10   II, 8 |            must regard the woman's crown to be her husband, and the
11   II, 8 |         husband, and the husband's crown to be marriage; and the
12   II, 8 |        Children's children are the crown of old men." And the glory
13   II, 8 |         the Father of all; and the crown of the whole church is Christ.
14   II, 8 |           with leaves; lastly, the crown, Greece after the Median
15   II, 8 |       bound about, not because the crown is the symbol of the recklessness
16   II, 8 |           for conscience sake. The crown is the symbol of untroubled
17   II, 8 | tranquillity. For this reason they crown the dead, and idols, too,
18   II, 8 |           with demons. Nor must we crown the living image of God
19   II, 8 |           dead idols. For the fair crown of amaranth is laid up for
20   II, 8 |            crowned with thorns, to crown ourselves with flowers,
21   II, 8 |           the Lord. For the Lord's crown prophetically pointed to
22   II, 8 |      respect of the appellation of crown, of danger in respect of
23   II, 8 |            blood. But this platted crown fades, and the plait of
24   II, 8 |         Church, defends them. This crown is the flower of those who
25   II, 8 |          flowers; but let them not crown themselves with them. For
26  III, 3 |            made white by Him? "The crown of old men is great experience,"
27  III, 8 |          not exert himself for the crown, imitating the eider one?
28  III, 11|            white all over from the crown of the head to the sole
29  III, 11|              A virtuous woman is a crown to her husband." They must,
30  III, 12|         heart." How, then, shall I crown myself, or anoint with ointment,
31  III, 12|             And all the signs that crown the vault of heaven."~ O