Book, Chapter

1       1, XVII  |      Thy praise, O Lord, thy praises might have propped up the
2       4, XIV   |    is, when he who loves him praises him. ~22. Thus it was that
3       5, I     |     thee. Thy whole creation praises thee without ceasing: the
4       9, VI    |  earth would tell abroad thy praises to deaf ears.~But what is
5       9, XXXVII|     am unwilling that he who praises me should differ from me
6       9, XXXVII|    not to be moved at my own praises for my own sake, but for
7      11, VI    | honor to thee or to sing thy praises concerning those things