Book, Chapter

 1       2, I     | succession of various and shadowy loves. My form wasted away, and
 2       3, I     |         where a caldron of unholy loves was seething and bubbling
 3       4, IX    |          he does not love one who loves him, or respond in love
 4       4, IX    |          dying.~Blessed is he who loves thee, and who loves his
 5       4, IX    |           who loves thee, and who loves his friend in thee, and
 6       4, X     |           she longs to be and yet loves to rest secure in the created
 7       4, X     |         in the created things she loves. But in these things there
 8       4, XIV   |        spark of love from one who loves. This is why we love one
 9       4, XIV   |       heart; that is, when he who loves him praises him. ~22. Thus
10       4, XIV   |    influences and divers sorts of loves distributed within one soul?
11       5, IV    |      neither owns it nor knows or loves its Creator: just so is
12       6, XII   |           death,”169 for “he that loves danger shall fall into it.”170~
13       7, III   |      restored to it the things it loves than if it had always possessed
14       8, II    |      counsel, and devours what it loves as though it were food.~
15       9, IV    |       approves or disapproves, he loves me. To such I will declare
16       9, XXVIII|           to be loved. For no man loves what he endures, though
17       9, XXIX  |         among the many.347 For he loves thee too little who loves
18       9, XXIX  |         loves thee too little who loves along with thee anything
19      11, XV    |           show thyself to him who loves thee as thou hast commanded -
20      12, VII   |           feelings; they are both loves. The uncleanness of our