Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,    5   |       showed on a starry body the head of a virgin. Twin tresses
 2 pI,    7   |            brightened high on her head. No base alloy of gold,
 3 pI,    8   |           well-known marks of his head, and was seen thirsting
 4 pI,    8   |    gloried in the nobility of its head, and demanded the leadership
 5 pI,   15   |   cat-fish made up in its swollen head that which it lost in the
 6 pII,   19  |         man who towered above the head of the virgin and the chariot,
 7 mIII,   22 |           in which the earth, her head starred with roses, with
 8 pIII,   27 |        man. In the citadel of the head rests wisdom, who commands;
 9 pIII,   27 |           different -rooms of the head, are eager to do service.
10 pIII,   31 |          a reverent bowing of the head as to divine majesty. the
11 pIV,   45  |           she, slowly shaking her head, said in words foretelling
12 mV,   48   |        stealthy sword ~severs his head. Even the mother is forced
13 pVII,   73 |          out of gifts, anoint the head of the rich man with the
14 pVIII,   79|       chain, smiled on her lovely head. Yet the whiteness of her
15 pVIII,   81|         it in unusual degree. Her head did not bow humbly to the
16 pVIII,   81|     absolute state, glowed on her head. Yet her golden hair, more
17 pVIII,   83|     strife within themselves. Her head was cast down with profound
18 pIX,   88  |        low bending of her humbled head, sought the relief of tears. ~ ./. 
19 pIX,   89  | considered what the bowing of the head and the flow of tears stood
20 pIX,   90  |            raised again her bowed head to the skies and said: ~"
21 pIX,   90  |          addition and excess. His head was clothed with locks of
22 pIX,   93  |        all together in folds. Her head was seen to be unclothed