Chapter

 1 II    |     those qualities which mark beauty of body and nobility of
 2 II    |      right goodly child, whose beauty from his very birth was
 3 VI    | delighted the company with the beauty and sweet savour of their
 4 VI    |        the value and exceeding beauty of their souls, and was
 5 X     |     perish; and instead of the beauty and fragrance of to-day,
 6 XI    |     air and arrayeth with such beauty the lilies of the field. `
 7 XXI   |     those that love him? Whose beauty is unspeakable, and power
 8 XXV   |   compare their brightness and beauty to the light of the sun
 9 XXIX  |   comely damsels, of exceeding beauty, and bedizened to be the
10 XXX   |      called to remembrance the beauty and unspeakable glory of
11 XXX   |     sent by him, being of ripe beauty, to his own son, for to
12 XXX   |       grant me to revel in thy beauty, and do thou in turn take
13 XXX   |         who could describe the beauty and brightness of that city?
14 XXXVII|      enamoured of his heavenly beauty, and bearing in mind the
15 XL    |       radiant with unspeakable beauty, such as mortal eye hath
16 XL    |       him: Christ and his fair beauty everywhere met his sight,
17 XL    |   rejoice for ever in the fair beauty of Christ, into whose hands