Part

 1 I    |    the Commentary on the 50th Psalm, in the allegorical treatment
 2 II   |     the Commentary on the 1st Psalm. ~1. The Divine words say
 3 III  |    the same volume on the 1st Psalm. ~As we are dealing with
 4 VII  | concerning Judas." ~2. In the Psalm wherein the things concerning
 5 XII  |      number, the words of the Psalm will prove, "Bless the Lord,
 6 XIV  |      Prophet says in the 67th Psalm that "the Lord shall give
 7 XIV  |      to the words of the 45th Psalm, the Psalm "for the Beloved,"
 8 XIV  |  words of the 45th Psalm, the Psalm "for the Beloved," how it
 9 XVIII|     to be Divine. In the 50th Psalm David in his prayer to God
10 XXIII|    the beginning of the 108th Psalm, speaking in the person
11 XXIII|      note what is said in the psalm you will find that as Judas
12 XXV  |    discuss the passage in the psalm, for it was a digression;
13 XXV  |     whenever we interpret the psalm. The foregoing will abundantly
14 XXVI |       the treatise on the 4th Psalm, at the words, "Many say,