Book, Chapter

 1       I, I   |      rather to affect meanness of appearance, walking about as Eve mourning
 2      II, I   |          their gait the self-same appearance as the women of the nations,
 3      II, V   | Refinements in Dress and Personal Appearance Lawful, Some Unlawful. Pigments
 4      II, V   |           crudity and wildness of appearance; nor are we seeking to persuade
 5      II, V   |     enjoined! ---- to lie in your appearance, (you,) to whom (lying)
 6      II, VIII|    modesty, unless seriousness in appearance and in countenance, and
 7      II, XI  |            On the Contrary, Their Appearance Should Always Distinguish
 8      II, XI  |         we must maintain the same appearance (as before); and then truly
 9      II, XII |           be lawful to assume the appearance of a modest woman: to assume
10      II, XIII|         conscience to the outward appearance; so that even from the outside