Book, Chapter

 1       I, VI |        her heel on the devil's head," while she heaps ornaments (
 2       I, VI |     ornaments (taken) from his head on her own neck, or on her
 3       I, VI |       own neck, or on her very head?~
 4      II, V  | Pigments Come Under the Latter Head.~[1] These suggestions are
 5      II, VI |      with their flame-coloured head, and think that graceful
 6      II, VI |        a store of harm for the head; while the sun's warmth,
 7      II, VI |      woman heap saffron on her head, as upon an altar? For,
 8      II, VI |       perennial) youth of your head! Here we have an "incorruptibility"
 9      II, VII|       it were a sheath for the head and a covering for the crown;
10      II, VII|        on a holy and Christian head the slough of some one else'
11      II, VII|      slough of some one else's head, unclean perchance, guilty
12      II, VII|    quite away from your "free" head all this slavery of ornamentation.
13      II, VII|       as I am), may elevate my head, even though below (the