Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Part one. The entire body -- The skin and the flesh -- The body divided -- The head and the skull -- The hair and the beard -- The face -- The eyes -- The nose -- The mouth -- The ears -- The neck and throat -- The torso -- The back and the shoulders -- The breast -- The arms -- The hands -- The stomach and the waist -- The buttocks -- The genitals -- The legs -- The feet -- The internal parts -- The blood -- Part two. Abnormality, deformity or disability as a result -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a means -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a symbol -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a narrative device -- Abnormality, deformity or disability related to etymology.. }
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- catalog description "Part one. The entire body -- The skin and the flesh -- The body divided -- The head and the skull -- The hair and the beard -- The face -- The eyes -- The nose -- The mouth -- The ears -- The neck and throat -- The torso -- The back and the shoulders -- The breast -- The arms -- The hands -- The stomach and the waist -- The buttocks -- The genitals -- The legs -- The feet -- The internal parts -- The blood -- Part two. Abnormality, deformity or disability as a result -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a means -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a symbol -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a narrative device -- Abnormality, deformity or disability related to etymology.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part one. The entire body -- The skin and the flesh -- The body divided -- The head and the skull -- The hair and the beard -- The face -- The eyes -- The nose -- The mouth -- The ears -- The neck and throat -- The torso -- The back and the shoulders -- The breast -- The arms -- The hands -- The stomach and the waist -- The buttocks -- The genitals -- The legs -- The feet -- The internal parts -- The blood -- Part two. Abnormality, deformity or disability as a result -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a means -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a symbol -- Abnormality, deformity or disability as a narrative device -- Abnormality, deformity or disability related to etymology.".