Book, Chapter

 1       2, II    |    far was I exiled from the delights of thy house, in that sixteenth
 2       2, V     |   inferior values have their delights, but not at all equal to
 3       3, II    |   much more pity for one who delights in his wickedness than for
 4       7, XI    |  mortified. They tell you of delights, but not according to the
 5       9, XXIV  |      thee. These are my holy delights, which thou hast bestowed
 6       9, XXXIII|     CHAPTER XXXIII~ ~49. The delights of the ear drew and held
 7       9, XXXIII|   the church, so that by the delights of the ear the weaker minds
 8       9, XXXIV | XXXIV~ ~51. There remain the delights of these eyes of my flesh,
 9       9, XXXIV |      and not dissipate it in delights that pass into boredom.
10      10, II    |    surpasses in abundance of delights. Give me what I love, for
11      10, II    |  unrighteous have told me of delights but not such as those in
12      10, XXIX  |   praise and contemplate thy delights, which neither come to be
13      11, XI    |       which contemplates thy delights without any declination