Chapter

1 IV   |      hair. Doff these thy fine garments, and don an hair-shirt,
2 VI   |  day-break, robed in black and garments of mourning, with wife and
3 XII  |  diseases: yea, and even their garments, and anything else that
4 XIII |   present thee with two ragged garments, that thou mayest have them
5 XVI  |       gold, and these splendid garments, and all the delights of
6 XVIII|  receive at my hands money and garments for the support and clothing
7 XVIII|      on the poor the money and garments which thou promisedst to
8 XXI  |      thy willing mind, let the garments given me by thee be old
9 XL   | uncorrupt, together with their garments. These, the consecrated