Book, Chapter

 1   II, 8   |      the Lord, fades not as a flower. I know, too, the words
 2   II, 8   |        As beauty, so also the flower delights when looked at;
 3   II, 8   |       for both fade, both the flower and beauty. Further, whoever
 4   II, 8   |     shows. The narcissus is a flower with a heavy odour; the
 5   II, 8   |    not need the crocus or the flower of the cypress to lead us
 6   II, 8   |     who have lived well. This flower the earth is not able to
 7   II, 8   | perversity is untied, and the flower withers. For the glory of
 8   II, 8   |       them. This crown is the flower of those who have believed
 9   II, 10  |       rig-our of winter, as a flower when its colour fades. And
10  III, 3   |     grey hairs, the admirable flower of venerable wisdom, conciliating
11  III, 11  |   adorned. Beauty is the free flower of health for the latter
12  III, paed|     worker, which from many a flower~ Gathers its treasures,