Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  5 | daughter. What shall I say of Solomon, whom he includes in the
 2     I,  24|     adultery. He passes on to Solomon, through whom wisdom itself
 3     I,  24|       approves the example of Solomon, he will no longer be in
 4     I,  28|     when our opponent adduced Solomon, who, although he had many
 5     I,  28|     may not cry out that both Solomon and others under the law,
 6     I,  28|    the Church. Hence the same Solomon previously commands: 4442 “
 7     I,  30|     sort of a throne our true Solomon, the Prince of Peace, has,
 8     I,  30|    says, “it is the litter of Solomon: threescore mighty men are
 9     I,  30|    thigh.” They who are about Solomon have their sword upon their
10     I,  37|     the instances afforded by Solomon I added short expositions
11    II,  4 |     by great loving-kindness. Solomon, beloved of the Lord, and