Book, Paragraph

1  II,  37|   they might live enclosed in gloomy bodies amid phlegm and blood,
2  II,  67|       fires, ever burning, in gloomy sanctuaries? Do you consecrate
3 VII,  15|   with smoke, and darken with gloomy blackness the images of
4 VII,  19| pleasing, and one tinged with gloomy hues. But if, again, the
5 VII,  20|    dark things suit dark, and gloomy things are pleasing to similar
6 VII,  20|      which are black and of a gloomy colour, why do you not take