Discourse

 1 Intro   |         hung joyfully from their branches were of equal beauty; and
 2 Intro(7)|        tree like the willow, the branches of which were strewn by
 3 Theop   |         which they hung upon the branches of chastity, fastening them
 4 Thall   |      whose instructions, as from branches, there joyfully hang down
 5 Thall   |        the true vine, ye are the branches; and my Father is the husbandman."
 6 Tusiane |          boughs of goodly trees, branches of palm-trees, and the boughs
 7 Tusiane |          boughs of goodly trees, branches of palm-trees, and the boughs
 8 Tusiane |          boughs of goodly trees, branches of palm-trees."16 This signifies
 9 Tusiane |        fruit of faith, then palm branches, that is, attentive meditation
10 Tusiane | far-spreading and thickly-leaved branches of charity, which He commands
11 Tusiane |        us to take after the palm branches; most fitly calling charity
12 Tusiane |        empty, but all full, both branches and trunks. Such is charity,
13 Tusiane |      that we should take? Willow branches; by that figure indicating
14 Tusiane |       the trunk, yield its lowly branches bearing chastity, not being
15 Tusiane |   although in a less degree, the branches of chastity.20 But those
16  Domn   |          Lord dried up the false branches, the imitations of the true
17  Domn   |       the imitations of the true branches, uttering the sentence against