Book, Chapter

 1    1,  11|       little old hag, I covered my head and commenced to run through
 2    1,  18|         young woman of the covered head, who was standing by the
 3    1,  20|          young lady of the covered head who had but a little while
 4    1,  21|           she withdrew her haughty head from her mantle and, ringing
 5    1,  24|     secrets of others, covered his head with his mantle. (In the
 6    1,  26|         walls, and some even slept head to head upon the threshold
 7    1,  26|            some even slept head to head upon the threshold itself;
 8    1,  26|         flown pretty high, cut the head of the maid, who was drowsing
 9    1,  30|      already enveloped the child's head in the bridal-veil, the
10    1,  30|   Pannychis ~Pannychis covered her head at last, resolved to endure
11    1,  30|        hurt, but the girl gave her head a slight bump, and raised
12    2,  31|            dried them upon a boy's head.~  ~The Procession ~
13    2,  32|         singing boy approached the head of his litter, as he was
14    2,  37|            the diners. Turning his head, Trimalchio saw what was
15    2,  43|       flocks and much wool, a hard head, a shameless brow, and a
16    2,  44|     wearing a liberty cap upon its head, and from its tusks hung
17    2,  45|        with a liberty cap upon his head. After exhausting my invention
18    2,  45|            the cap from the boar's head, and put it upon his own.
19    2,  45|           the booze has gone to my head."~
20    2,  47|             what made him hold his head higher still, he came into
21    2,  49|      freedmen. Our Titus has a hot head and plenty of guts and it
22    2,  53|             and stood with hanging head, between two torturers.
23    2,  55|         secret, Caesar ordered his head chopped off, because if
24    2,  56|          raised his arms above his head and favored us with an impersonation
25    2,  59|        adorning her breast and her head~On the couch of a stranger
26    2,  63|          calf with a helmet on its head was brought in on an enormous
27    2,  68|           to drink, pour it on his head: business is business, but
28    2,  78|            threw a wine cup at her head, whereupon she screeched,
29    3,  93|        neck-yoke,~First tosses his head and his mane, ere to pasture
30    3,  94|            his genius, covered his head and bolted out of the temple.
31    3,  94|            begin to go out of your head, I'm going to let blood
32    3,  95|          an affront'?" He held his head higher when he found that
33    3,  96|           whereupon, he nodded his head, "I like your Ganymede,"
34    3,  99|    successive guests, at Eumolpus' head, and cut open the forehead
35    3,  99|             and avenged his broken head with a shower of blows.
36    3, 100|         fist, I rapped his pitying head with my sharp knuckles.
37    4, 104|        uneasy spirit, I covered my head with my tunic and began
38    4, 113|          on his way,~Know that thy head is partly dead this day!"~  ~
39    4, 114|           she decked me out with a head of hair which was none the
40    4, 117|         man," said he, shaking his head angrily, "he would have
41    4, 117|          the curls upon his shaven head the next. Uneasy and chagrined
42    4, 118|            tunic, he stuck out his head to be kissed; then, fearing
43    4, 124|        ruler of Hades~Uplifted his head by the funeral flames silhouetted~
44    4, 128|            she now raises her gory head, shielding her features~
45    4, 128|          call! Discord her Stygian head lifts to heaven~Her tresses
46    5, 136|       before my gaze~Nor would his head uncover more.~But though
47    5, 136|         belly, throat, or even the head when it aches, as it often
48    5, 138|          have broken my arms or my head. I groaned dismally, and
49    5, 138|       flood of tears, I covered my head with my right arm and huddled
50    5, 138|          us and, after shaking her head for a while, "I'm the only
51    5, 141|             and from her trembling head she tore the snow-white
52    5, 145|       visitors waited with covered head, until the artist whose
53    5, 145|        often the case, a beautiful head is sustained by a tender
54    5, 145|          by shapely hocks, a short head, or an arching neck. Are
55    5, 145|         public for one solidus per head."~The passage in Petronius (
56    5, 145|  precautions would never enter the head of anyone were it merely
57    5, 149|        Corybantics at one dollar a head. There would sometimes be
58    5, 153|        prove she'd mischief in her head.~For first her dress in
59    5, 153| transparent robe she wore -- ~From head to heel she seemed t'admire~
60    5, 160|      kissed him, I patted his bald head, I poured out some sweet
61    5, 160|            wound on the top of her head, in close fine curls like
62    5, 160|           already weary. Above her head she swung copper bells,
63    5, 160|          ran through her, from her head down the dark limbs to her
64    5, 160|        Deep silence prevailed. The head of the Nubian was thrown