Chapter

 1 2 |         desire of knowledge and love of truth to the examination
 2 11|    brought up? "I say unto you, Love your enemies; bless them
 3 11|        hating their enemies, to love them; and, instead of speaking
 4 11|     those that ask of them, and love their neighbours as themselves.~
 5 12|        extent, that we not only love our friends ("for if ye
 6 12|         our friends ("for if ye love them," He says, "that love
 7 12|      love them," He says, "that love you, and lend to them that
 8 17|       the damsel, who, being in love with a person, traced his
 9 21|      mine eyes behold: a man~ I love in flight around the walls!
10 21|     them as mortal; they are in love with one another; they are
11 21|        one another; they are in love with human beings:--~ "AEneas,
12 21| Anchises bore."~Are they not in love? Do they not suffer? Nay,
13 21|         yet did such a flood of love,~ For goddess or for mortal,
14 24|          these fell into impure love of virgins, and were subjugated
15 29|      ignorance, and overcome by love of money. What more need