Book, Chapter

 1       3, I    |   loved. Thus I polluted the spring of friendship with the filth
 2       3, VIII | major forms of iniquity that spring out of the lust of the flesh,
 3       4, VIII |  tokens of friendship, which spring spontaneously from the hearts
 4       7, V    |      will which had begun to spring up in me freely to worship
 5       8, XI   |  which such marvelous fruits spring up, I rejoiced and gave
 6      10, II   |    Lord. Behold, this is the spring of my desire. See, O Father,
 7      11, XXVII|    XXVII~ ~37. For just as a spring dammed up is more plentiful
 8      11, XXVII| stream led off from the same spring over a long course - so
 9      12, XVII |   them by a secret and sweet spring, so that “the earth” may
10      12, XVIII|  capacity for joy. Let truth spring up out of the earth, and
11      12, XVIII|    See from the fruits which spring forth from the earth how