Part, Question

 1   1, 12 |        I ~will not let him go" (Cant 3:4); in this sense also
 2   1, 51 |  likewise says ~(Hom. vi. super Cant.): "Let us assign incorporeity
 3   1, 52 |  likewise says ~(Hom. vi. super Cant.): "Let us assign incorporeity
 4   2, 28 |    languor: for it is ~written (Cant 2:5): "Stay me up with flowers,
 5   2, 28 |       it is: for it is written (Cant 5:6): "My soul melted when
 6   2, 28 |   Moreover it is said of ~love (Cant 8:6) that "its lamps are
 7   2, 68 |        of which it is written ~(Cant 8:7): "Many waters cannot
 8   2, 23 | compared to fire, according to ~Cant 8:6: "The lamps thereof,"
 9   2, 25 |        contrary, It is written (Cant 2:4): "He brought me into
10   2, 25 |    Ambrose [*Origen, Hom. ii in Cant.] says: "We ought to ~love
11   2, 25 |   Ambrose [*Origen, Hom. ii in ~Cant.] says: "Good servants should
12   2, 42 |        of charity, according to Cant ~2:4: "He set in order charity
13   2, 80 |       is the material of fire [*Cant. ~8:6; Ps. 52:6]. Therefore
14   2, 106|      the wicked, for a gloss on Cant 2:2, "As the ~lily among
15   3, 27 |        so that what is written (Cant 4:7) ~is fulfilled: "Thou
16   3, 39 |       it is said of the Church (Cant 6:8): "One is ~my dove."~
17   3, 79 |   Divine goodness, according to Cant 5:1: "Eat, O ~friends, and
18 Suppl, 4|       Bernard says (Serm. xi in Cant.): "Sorrow is a good ~thing,