Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV  |      the latter in care of the hair, and of the skin, and of
 2      II, VI  | Chapter VI. ---- Of Dyeing the Hair.~[1] I see some (women)
 3      II, VI  |     turn (the colour of) their hair with saffron. They are ashamed
 4      II, VI  |        is, they transfer their hair (thither)! Ill, ay, most
 5      II, VI  |  cosmetics burns ruin into the hair; and the constant application
 6      II, VI  | desirable for imparting to the hair at once growth and dryness,
 7      II, VI  |        of you can make a white hair black, or out of a black
 8      II, VII |      Elaborate Dressing of the Hair in Other Ways, and Its Bearing
 9      II, VII |  labour spent in arranging the hair render to salvation? Why
10      II, VII |        no rest allowed to your hair, which must now be bound,
11      II, VII |     are anxious to force their hair into curls, some to let
12      II, VII | skilful manufacturers of false hair. God bids you "be veiled."
13      II, VIII|     the mouth); to arrange the hair, and disguise its hoariness
14      II, VIII|        to fix (each particular hair) in its place with (some)
15      II, X   |       confining or parting the hair; God who introduced (the