Book, Paragraph

1   I,  50|        to the body its natural skin by a touch not dissimilar.
2  II,  11|        or a thorn fixed in the skin? Not that we deny either
3  II,  41|     crisping-pins, to make the skin of the body smooth, to walk
4 III,  13|      bear those also which the skin conceals under the framework
5 III,  43| requires a black, that a white skin; if sacrifice must be made
6  IV,  23|        it the eyes of Jupiter? Skin, entrails, phlegm, and all
7   V,  39|      her, graced with a hind's skin the family of the Nebridae