Mosiah 10:8 · Enos 1:20
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Shared pair: shaved/shaven heads + the exact string 'girdle about their loins' - the only two verses in the narrative books with either detail (all other 'girdle' hits are quoted Isaiah material). Materials differ ('leathern' / 'short skin'). Disclosure: same far-end verse (Enos 1:20) as mos-lamlem-epithets, but different clauses of it.
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