Book, Chapter

 1    I, 12|          bloom of gladness--that ointment of sweet fragrance--having
 2   II, 8 |      supper "an alabaster box of ointment," and anointed the feet
 3   II, 8 |     thing in her possession--the ointment; and with the ornament of
 4   II, 8 |        wiped off the superfluous ointment, while she expended on the
 5   II, 8 |      feet anointed with fragrant ointment mean divine instruction
 6   II, 8 |        which reaches us. But the ointment, which is adulterated oil,
 7   II, 8 |      pure by His power. Then the ointment breathed on them its fragrance,
 8   II, 8 |            A horse anointed with ointment is not injured in his excellence
 9   II, 8 |     horse take no account of the ointment, whilst in the case of those
10   II, 8 |    estimation with them, and the ointment prepared from roses and
11   II, 8 |          odour of the true royal ointment, that of Christ, not of
12   II, 8 |        unguent, the Spirit. This ointment of pleasant fragrance Christ
13   II, 8 |       disciples, compounding the ointment of celestial aromatic ingredients.
14   II, 8 |      Himself is anointed with an ointment, as is mentioned by David: "
15   II, 8 |      they say, when smeared with ointment, die); and let a few unguents
16   II, 8 |      turns out to deadly combat. Ointment being smooth oil, do you
17   II, 8 |     wholly to be laid aside, but ointment is to be employed as a medicine
18   II, 8 |          Rubbing one's self with ointment is entirely different from
19   II, 8 |        anointing one's self with ointment. The former is effeminate,
20   II, 8 | effeminate, while anointing with ointment is in some cases beneficial.
21   II, 8 |  accordingly, when anointed with ointment, said "that the wretched
22   II, 8 |          bringing the utility of ointment into bad repute." "Honour
23   II, 8 |        most useful. The Susinian ointment is made from various kinds
24  III, 3 |       descended" the prophetic, "ointment" with which Aaron was honoured.
25  III, 11|         the beard, says, "As the ointment that descends on the beard,
26  III, 11|       the face to shine with the ointment of the Lord.~ Since cropping
27  III, 12|     crown myself, or anoint with ointment, or offer incense to the