Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |        it is finished. Take my head in thy hands, for I rejoice
 2        I, X    |      raise from the ground his head, howsoever hidden in dens
 3        I, XXXIV|    Phocas, who then was at the head of the Roman empire. From
 4       II, XII  |     laid his right hand on his head saying, "When this sign
 5       II, XII  |     laid his right hand on his head, and asked, whether he knew
 6       II, XVIII|        rule of your master and head, the holy Gregory; and that,
 7       II, XX   |      with pagans. King Edwin's head was brought to York, and
 8      III, IX   |    sick, stood still, hung his head, and foamed at the mouth,
 9      III, IX   |    hair, put a kerchief on her head, and returned home on foot,
10      III, XI   |      silent, and laid down his head, as if he had been falling
11      III, XII  |     who slew him commanded his head, and hands, with the arms,
12      III, XII  |      them down, and buried his head in the cemetery of the church
13      III, XIII |      of the stake on which his head was set up by the pagans,
14      III, XXI  |        is called At the Goat’s Head.8The aforesaid priests,
15      III, XXI  |       Scots, was the chief and head of many monasteries. His
16      III, XXV  |      temple,that he shaved his head with Aquila and Priscilla
17      III, XXVI |     ran to him, and with bowed head, were glad to be signed
18       IV, XI   |    might even be put in at the head; and at the feet the coffin
19       IV, XIX  |     her, and the place for the head, which was fashioned separately,
20       IV, XIX  |      to the measurement of her head.~Elge is in the province
21       IV, XXIV |        Holy Cross, he laid his head on the pillow, and falling
22       IV, XXXI |     half of his body, from the head to the foot, struck with
23       IV, XXXI |       and broad hand touch his head, where the pain lay, and
24       IV, XXXII| received the hairs of the holy head, prompted by some salutary
25        V, II   |     much scurf and scab on his head, that no hair could ever
26        V, II   |    healing of the sores of his head. He did as he was bidden,
27        V, II   | blessing and prayers, a goodly head of hair grew as the skin
28        V, XIII |      down by me, the one at my head, and the other at my feet.
29        V, XIII |       of them struck me on the head, and the other on the foot.
30        V, XXI  |      came upon him, shaved his head, and thus made it appear
31        V, XXI  |      that disciple wore on his head, to whom, after his confession
32        V, XXI  |      Passion on the top of our head, which is the highest part
33        V, XXI  |        each one of them on his head, by the tonsure, the form
34        V, XXI  |    thorns which He bore on His head in His Passion, that He
35        V, XXI  |     knows no end, wear on your head, after a fashion ill-suited