Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6|       of milk swelling out from breasts of love. So that the whole
 2    I, 6|         to the already swelling breasts, and by the heat of the
 3    I, 6|         of all the members, the breasts have the most sympathy with
 4    I, 6| receives an impulse towards the breasts; and on a considerable rush
 5    I, 6|    veins in the vicinity of the breasts, which have been opened
 6    I, 6|      the natural hollows of the breasts; and the spirit discharged
 7    I, 6| supplied to the infant; and the breasts, which till then looked
 8    I, 6|   salutary nourishment. For the breasts are not like fountains full
 9    I, 6|   Virgin, did not pronounce the breasts of women blessed, nor selected
10    I, 6|     seek the Word, the Father's breasts of love supply milk. Further,
11   II, 2|     sooner than they ought. The breasts and organs of generation,
12  III, 2|       choked with dead bodies."~Breasts are beaten in lamentations,
13  III, 3|         of manhood, with shaggy breasts,--a sign this of strength
14  III, 7|        is wont to flow into the breasts that are sucked or milked.