Book, Chapter

 1    I, 13|   Wisdom says: "The horse for covering; the libidinous and the
 2   II, 10|      me, and the walls are my covering, and no one sees my sins.
 3   II, 11|     for nothing else than the covering of the body, for defence
 4   II, 11|      similar; although such a covering ought to be assumed as is
 5   II, 11|   assumed as is requisite for covering the eyes of women. For if
 6   II, 11|     the proof of a weak mind, covering as they do the shame of
 7   II, 11|     of the body, is no more a covering. For such clothing, falling
 8   II, 11|       nor has it anything for covering more than other clothing,
 9   II, 11|       for looking at, not for covering. Garments, too, variegated
10   II, 11|   much wealth lavished on the covering of the nakedness. For primeval
11   II, 11|    man in Paradise provided a covering for his shame of branches
12   II, 11| outstripped nomenclature. The covering ought, in my judgment, to
13   II, 12|    use of shoes is partly for covering, partly for defence in case
14  III, 2 |   arts of luxury, decking the covering of flesh,--in truth, imitate
15  III, 4 |   they put themselves under a covering; but it is out of luxuriousness
16  III, 5 | wealth, then, has an abundant covering of censure. With this, as
17  III, 11|       hair to shade the head, covering the skull with dead locks.