Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3 |   will separate the venomous head from the writhing body.
 2     I,  15|  Timothy, and shaved his own head, practised going barefoot,
 3     I,  26|     is chosen so that when a head has been appointed, there
 4     I,  36|    soldiers? If all were the head, whose head would they be
 5     I,  36|     all were the head, whose head would they be called, when
 6     I,  42|    her birth sprang from the head of Jove, and Father Bacchus
 7     I,  42|        Pythagoras was at the head of a band of virgins, and
 8     I,  44|      strangled, and when his head had been cut off it was
 9     I,  48| water, but he only wiped his head and said, “I knew that a
10    II,  4 |      of salvation: 4716 “His head stands in the ships of the
11    II,  4 |      nevertheless raised his head, and when thrice wounded,
12    II,  14|   said to have laid down his head and said, “No stick will
13    II,  17|           bids us anoint our head and wash our face, that
14    II,  29|  feet of Christ, and who the head? who is His eye, and who
15    II,  29|      His feet, the other His head. Some authorities, however,
16    II,  29|    gradually advanced to His head. Jovinianus further urges