Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |      the Lord: for this is the meaning of the expression Hosanna
 2    I, 5 |      words to be understood as meaning "without learning." We,
 3    I, 6 |       milk to drink," he says; meaning, I have instilled into you
 4    I, 6 |      of the flock? And to this meaning we may secondly accommodate
 5    I, 9 |      saith the Lord of hosts;" meaning by the crooked ways the
 6    I, 10|        like. The second, whose meaning is understood from the present
 7    I, 12|        thought for to-morrow," meaning that the man who has devoted
 8   II, 1 |        forgiveness of sin, but meaning that death of salvation
 9   II, 2 |      the watery element of the meaning of the law, filling with
10   II, 7 |        is a staff of insult,"--meaning by staff the prop of insult,
11   II, 7 |      perturbation. Such is the meaning of the phrase, "Peace to
12   II, 8 |        show you another mystic meaning in it. For when the Almighty
13   II, 11| subjoined expression makes the meaning plain. For having said, "
14  III, 2 |   approach to another's river, meaning by the figurative expression "
15  III, 8 |  degree requisite. For has the meaning of expenses. How a husband
16  III, 11|       and sweet stolen water;" meaning by this, clandestine love (
17  III, 11|   ravenous bird, or an eagle," meaning: Thou shalt not come near