Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  30| virginity. Let us hear what the bride says before that the bridegroom
 2     I,  30|       and the Gospel shone, the bride had not gold, but likenesses
 3     I,  30|  bridegroom makes answer to the bride, and teaches her that the
 4     I,  30|       rock. On hearing this the bride disclosed the mysteries
 5     I,  30|  virgins; “and I will say to my bride, thou art all fair, my love,
 6     I,  30|        with me from Lebanon, my bride, with me from Lebanon. Thou
 7     I,  30|   whiteness. Come then, fairest bride, concerning whom it is elsewhere
 8     I,  30|         my heart, my sister, my bride, thou hast ravished mine
 9     I,  30|      hast ravished my heart, my bride, my sister.” The name sister
10     I,  30|    beauty to the breasts of the bride, and fills them with the
11     I,  31|         is my p. 370 sister, my bride: a garden shut up, a fountain
12     I,  31|      been praised by the virgin bride, in turn praises the virgin
13     I,  31|         turn praises the virgin bride, and says to her: 4476 “
14     I,  32|      forget her ornaments, or a bride her attire.” Concerning
15    II,  19|       the Church what you will, bride, sister, mother, her assembly
16    II,  30|        30. You repeat the words bride, sister, mother, and affirm
17    II,  30|        is there for calling her bride, sister, mother? It must
18    II,  30|         must be that she is the bride of some, the sister of others,
19    II,  37|       worthy of the ears of the bride of Christ standing in the