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 1  IV,  252(36) |          36. "Incline my heart, O Lord." ~
 2  IV,  266     |         but after that no more. O presumptuous man! The compounds
 3  IV,  266     | elements, and the elements not. O presumptuous man! Here is
 4  IV,  284(39) |      119:36. "Incline my heart, O Lord, unto thy testimonies." ~
 5  VI,  366     |          Here is a comical god! O ridicolosissimo eroe!~
 6 VII,  430     |   Prosopopaea).—"It is in vain, O men, that you seek within
 7 VII,  434     |          then, will you become, O men! who try to find out
 8 VII,  459     |        and fall and sweep away.~O holy Zion, where all is
 9  IX,  612     |        his discourse, "I await, O my God, the Saviour whom
10  IX,  612(110)|       waited for thy salvation, O Lord." ~
11   X,  666(125)|                       Ps. 44:4 "O most mighty." ~
12  XI,  721     |        he informed me and said, O Daniel, I am now come forth
13  XI,  725     |      fools."~Is. xlix: "Listen, O isles, unto me, and hearken,
14  XI,  725     |       my judgment is with Thee, O Lord, and my work with Thee.
15  XI,  725     |         will not I forget thee, O Sion. I will bear thee always
16  XI,  725     |      saith the Lord, be strong, O Zerubbabel, and O Jesus,
17  XI,  725     |       strong, O Zerubbabel, and O Jesus, the high priest,
18 XII,  759(153)|        Gladio tuo - "Thy sword, O most mighty." ~