Book, Chapter

 1     I, 23|             wide earth's recess;~And Love, who is most beauteous of
 2     I, 23|           Flood, apart from luscious Love; but next~Embracing Heaven,
 3     V, 2 | concupiscence for Endymion, and into love of her form, the nature,
 4     V, 21|             the one nuptial couch of love. And from such an intercourse
 5     V, 21|              symbol of the unity and love (subsisting) between them;
 6     V, 21|           actual seal and memento of love, and as an everlasting emblem
 7    VI, 6 |             fire fierce by fire,~And love by love, and also strife
 8    VI, 6 |          fierce by fire,~And love by love, and also strife by gloomy
 9    VI, 14|       asserting that this is perfect love, and employing the expressions, "
10    VI, 20|           what are they? Discord and Love. Now, in their system, Love
11    VI, 20|          Love. Now, in their system, Love forms the world incorruptible (
12    VI, 20|            to them, Discord; whereas Love, on the other hand, manages
13    VI, 20|        separate) mode of existence, (Love) unites and adds to the
14    VI, 20|              dividing the world, nor Love attaching to the world the
15    VI, 24|             For, says he, He was all love, but love is not love except
16    VI, 24|             he, He was all love, but love is not love except there
17    VI, 24|            all love, but love is not love except there may be some
18   VII, 17|            peace, and unanimity, and love, whose entire effort is,
19  VIII, 8 |             are sorrow, and joy, and love, and hatred, and involuntary
20    IX, 13|             being filled with mutual love, and being temperate. And
21     X, 26|             studious disposition the love which we cherish towards
22     X, 30|              evinced in a figure His love towards thee. And provided