Book,  Chapter

1     I,  3 |     some build gold, silver, precious stones: others, on the contrary,
2     I,  3 |      silver, if gold is more precious than silver? Or is despite
3     I,  7 |     her who “hunteth for the precious life,” who causeth the young
4     I,  11|  been redeemed with the most precious blood of Christ: the Lamb
5     I,  31| orchard of pomegranates with precious fruits.” By pomegranates
6     I,  39| silver or gold; but with the precious blood of a lamb without
7     I,  39|   and other vices. Great and precious are the promises attaching
8    II,  4 | delight as one of the twelve precious stones, was wounded and