Book, Chapter

 1        1, LVI   |        part of the forty-fifth Psalm, which has this inscription,
 2        1, LVI   |      in addition to others, "A Psalm for the Beloved," where
 3        2, XI    |        it is predicted in this psalm, both that Judas separated
 4        2, XX    |    observe the contents of the psalm, you will find that, as
 5        2, XXXVII|         For in the sixty-ninth Psalm there is written, with reference
 6        3, XLV   |   divine. Now, in the fiftieth Psalm, David is described as saying
 7        4, LXXII |      what is said in the sixth Psalm, "O LORD, rebuke me not
 8        4, LXXII |     says in the thirty-seventh Psalm, "Cease from anger, and
 9        6, II    |      says in the sixty-seventh Psalm, that "the Lord will give
10        6, XVII  |       of God in the eighteenth Psalm, that "He made darkness
11        6, XXXVI |      what is said in the ninth psalm, "Thou that liftest me up
12        6, LIV   |      some verses from the 34th Psalm, to the following effect: "
13        6, LXXV  |       to the words of the 45th Psalm, and why it is then said, "
14        7, XIX   |      the preceding part of the Psalm, as any one may read for
15        7, XXII  |      the language of the 137th Psalm: "O daughter of Babylon,
16        7, XXIX  |    words of the thirty-seventh Psalm, which speaks thus of the
17        7, XXIX  | following words from this same Psalm refer to the pure land in