Book, Chapter

 1       8, II    |         valley of tears” and our singing of “the song of degrees,”
 2       8, VII   | exaltation with all the brethren singing together with great earnestness
 3       9, XXXIII|          more like speaking than singing.~However, when I call to
 4       9, XXXIII|       now I am moved, not by the singing but by what is sung (when
 5       9, XXXIII|         to approve of the use of singing in the church, so that by
 6       9, XXXIII|      that I am more moved by the singing than by what is sung, I
 7       9, XXXIII|        rather not have heard the singing. See now what a condition
 8      10, XXXI  |       not as the feelings of one singing familiar songs, or hearing
 9      11, XXIX  |          formless sounds without singing and then adapt or fashion
10      11, XXIX  |       are made from them. But in singing this is not so. For when